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The movement of both water and substances as a result of hydrostatic pressure is called:
 
  a. active transport c. filtration
  b. diffusion d. osmosis

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When caring for a client, the nurse is aware that a nurse should engage in client education:
 
  a. during every interaction with a client
  b. only when the client asks for information
  c. after all health care has been provided
  d. when the health care provider orders discharge planning



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Answer to Question 1

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Filtration is a process in which solvents and the substances dissolved in them are forced through cell membranes by hydrostatic pressure (i.e., the pressure the fluid exerts against the membrane).

Answer to Question 2

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The sharing of information between individuals, using goal-directed activities to promote behavioral change as a result of learning, is known as teaching. Teaching can be either formal, taking place at a specific time and place about a specific topic, or informal, taking place whenever a learning need is identified. Nurses have unlimited opportunities to engage in informal teaching any time they identify a learning need.




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