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Destiiny22

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What is one approach to coping used by many families who have a family member addicted to drugs or alcohol?
 
  A. Essentially the family does not function, but disintegrates.
  B. The family functions around the ill person.
  C. The family reorganizes, excluding the ill person.
  D. The family tries desperately to function exactly as before.

Question 2

People are afraid of being attacked, robbed, beaten, or killed by a stranger. What would be an accurate response by the nurse if such fear is voiced?
 
  A. All Americans must band together to protect our families and our neighborhoods.
  B. As the media clearly report, violence in our country is on the increase.
  C. Most violence is done by family and friends, and violence is decreasing in the United States.
  D. You are right to be concerned. There are many actions you can take to protect yourself.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C



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