Read the following passage and select the best answer for each of the questions. More children as well as adults get their vaccinations when the shots are coordinated and given by nurses instead of doctors, a new research suggests, According to the researcher, "The family physician has all of the responsibility to look after the patient, and so a child with cholera, for example, comes in and the physician's first concern is the test for cholera bacteria, medical checkup and pretty soon, the time for the visit is up. But for a nurse in the primary care setting, vaccinations and other preventive care might be the first thing they're responsible for." The researchers found that changing who performs vaccinations was one of the most successful vaccination-promoting strategies, apart from with calls and texts to the general populace reminding them about the shots. The objective of the article is:
A. To highlight the ineffectiveness of doctors in performing an essential health service.
B. To illustrate new research on means of increasing vaccination incidences among the beneficiary group.
C. To promote calls and texts as means of promoting vaccination among people.
D. To quote from a new research project, where the respective roles of doctors versus nurses are defined.
E. To show the importance of vaccination as a preventive measure as opposed to treatment.
Explanation: article এর main objective হচ্ছে কি করে vaccination এর rate বাড়ানো যায়, কারন ডাক্তার দের থেকে নার্স রা সময় কম নেয় এবং ওদের কেউ দায়িত্ব দেওয়া suggestion দেওয়া হয়েছে article টা তে।
