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D2AR0N

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Which question is appropriate when conducting a brief review of spiritual health before conducting a spiritual assessment?
 
  1) Do you identify with any organized religion?
  2) How can I help support your religious practices?
  3) Do you think your illness is some sort of punishment from God?
  4) Do you or your family practice religious rituals?

Question 2

The nurse notes purpura during a physical examination. Which nutritional deficit could be the cause for this assessment finding?
 
  1) Vitamin K
  2) Vitamin B12
  3) Protein
  4) Thiamin



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