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awywial

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When working in a disaster, which attribute would be most important for the nurse to possess?
 
  a. Flexibility
  b. Training
  c. Experience
  d. Special interest

Question 2

A nurse is working in a temporary shelter for victims following a natural disaster. Which condition is the nurse most likely to encounter?
 
  a. Stress
  b. Communicable disease
  c. Chronic illness
  d. Injuries requiring first aid



jasonq

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A



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