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Ebrown

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Weeping skin is best described as __________.
 A) oozing pus.
  B) bloody.
  C) overly moist.
  D) yeasty.

Question 2

A nursing assistant reports an incident of on-the-job sexual harassment to her employer. In this example, the facility must
 A) respond only if the source of harassment is another employee.
  B) respond promptly and appropriately to the claim.
  C) review the assistant's employment record before responding to the claim.
  D) suspend the assistant until details of the harassment claim are settled legally.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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