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nevelica

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A hospital admits a patient who is having breathing problems after mixing household cleaning products. The nurse recognizes that this patient is suffering from exposure to which type of environmental hazard?
 
  A. Biological
  B. Mixed
  C. Physical
  D. Chemical

Question 2

A family survived a dangerous weather event, but now they are suffering through another part of environmental risk: stress, pain, and anxiety. The nurse recognizes that this is the
 
  A. Physical agent
  B. Mixed exposure
  C. Psychosocial factor
  D. Biological agent



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C





 

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