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schs14

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What is a condition, usually a chronic disease, that complicates and slows a person's return to his previous level of function?
 
  a. chronicity c. comorbid disease
  b. debilitating disease d. functional disease

Question 2

Which is not essential to consider when delegating a task to another individual?
 
  a. Is the person competent to perform the task?
  b. Is it legal for the person to perform the task?
  c. Can the task be performed without supervi-sion?
  d. Is the task one that can be delegated?


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Reply #1 on: Jul 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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A comorbidity is a condition, usually a chronic disease, that the patient had prior to the current condition, requiring restorative nursing care. This condition will complicate and slow the return to the previous level of functioning.

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Wow, this really help

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