Answer to Question 1
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A The structural dimension of the family assessment includes the context, which means assessing the whole situation or background relevant to the family.
B Assessing the whole situation or background relevant to the family is not part of the functional category of family assessment.
C Assessing the whole situation or background relevant to the family is not part of the instrumental subcategory of family assessment.
D Assessing the whole situation or background relevant to the family is not part of the developmental category of family assessment.
Answer to Question 2
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A An example of an intervention to facilitate hope is to use life-review therapy.
B Providing access to nature is an example of an intervention to facilitate connectedness.
C Engaging in small talk as safe entry is an evidence-informed practice to effective spiritual nursing care.
D Talking about things that are meaningful is an example of an intervention to facilitate connectedness.
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