Question: Mr. Jones is a 42-year-old attorney and partner in a local law firm. He was admitted through the emergency room for a broken ankle that occurred due to a fall playing basketball with friends. His health history identifies him as having no prior health complaints. He is a husband and father of four young children. He is of African American descent. He works out at a gym 4-5 days a week, no smoking, and maintains a healthy weight. Which of the following statements by the nurse recognize Mr. Jones' individual vulnerability versus being part of a vulnerable population? (Which is a personal vulnerability?) The nurse states, I believe Mr. Jones is feeling vulnerable because: Group of answer choices This injury has disrupted his life and he is not in control. As an African American man, he will likely not have adequate pain medication prescribed. All hospitalized patients feel vulnerable. There is a high incidence of high blood pressure in African Americans and we should therefore assure Mr. Jones' hypertension is treated.