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The nurse is planning to learn Reiki to become a master practitioner. Which level of learning will the nurse need to achieve in order to become a Reiki master?
 
  1. Level I
  2. Level II
  3. Level III
  4. Level IV

Question 2

The nurse is collecting data for a comprehensive assessment. Data that can be seen, heard, or felt by someone other than the person experiencing them are called:
 
  1. primary.
  2. objective.
  3. subjective.
  4. secondary.



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Answer to Question 1

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Level I Reiki practitioners are prepared to provide healing work at the physiological/physical level, and they work with the patient physically present. Level II Reiki practitioners are prepared to provide healing on the emotional and spiritual levels and in absentia. The masters or Reiki teachers are Level III practitioners. There is no Level IV Reiki practitioner.

Answer to Question 2

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Objective data (signs) can be seen, heard, and/or felt by someone else. Subjective data (symptoms) rely on the feelings or opinions of the person experiencing them. Primary and secondary refer to the sources of data.



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