Author Question: Friction commonly occurs when A) dirt, oils, and perspiration are not removed from the skin. B) the ... (Read 46 times)

Zoey63294

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Friction commonly occurs when
 A) dirt, oils, and perspiration are not removed from the skin.
  B) the patient is positioned directly on a body prominence.
  C) a patient is dragged across a sheet or other surface.
  D) the patient is moved by using a lifting sheet.

Question 2

Jan has light skin, green eyes, and straight brown hair. If you were to classify Jan by these physical characteristics, you would be doing so based on her
 A) ethnicity.
  B) race.
  C) religion.
  D) personality.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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