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OSWALD

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A nurse manager is working on a task force to develop policy for man-made disasters. There is some discussion in the committee about whether fire should be included in the policy. Which suggestion by a task force member would be most useful?
 
  1. Fire is a natural occurrence, so we should not address it.
  2. Fires are not generally a real disaster, so we should not include it.
  3. We should only focus on wildfires.
  4. We should only focus on arson fires.

Question 2

The nurse and a client are discussing instructions for continued home care, and the clients husband expresses that he does not feel comfortable and wants home health to continue. Of which conflict component is this an example?
 
  1. Conflict suppression
  2. Resource competition
  3. Structural conflict
  4. Antecedent condition



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Answer to Question 1

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Rationale 1: Fire is natural, but not all are from a natural source.
Rationale 2: Fires can be a major disaster.
Rationale 3: Wildfires are natural disasters.
Rationale 4: Since arson fires are man-made, they would be included in this plan.
Global Rationale:

Answer to Question 2

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Explanation: 1. Antecedent conditions include competing for resources, structural conflict, differences in
values and beliefs, and differing goals. Thus, antecedent conditions cover several possibilities
in the broad situation given in the question. Conflict suppression is not applicable yet, as the
process has not advanced that far.



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