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ericka1

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A nurse presents an article in a nursing magazine that discusses interventions to improve skin integrity with second degree decubitus ulcers. What part of the nursing process is the article discussing?
 
  A) Assessment
  B) Planning
  C) Evaluation
  D) Implementation

Question 2

A conference is presented on world views of health, and the first breakout session discusses the human being conceptualized as a whole comprised of parts who interacts with a physically separate environment.
 
  The environment exerts stressors on people to which they must react. There is a belief in linear, predictable, and quantifiable cause-and-effect relationships. What world view is depicted by the above scenario?
  A) Interaction world view
  B) Integration world view
  C) Partiality world view
  D) Simultaneity world view



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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