When a practitioner (dr, nurse, or medical personell) take the time to explain the procedure or process of what is going to happen- it helps the person understand what's going on with his or her body. It shows respect for the patient in turn the patient will start to trust the practitioner. Showing respect and empathy to patients is very important because many people have fear of medical professionals. Letting the patient know what will happen helps build trust.
"Once you put something out there, it's there forever." You hear many adults saying that. First off... privacy<span>... if you are taking a vacation at your beach house in Florida, and you post a picture there on Instagram, it tags your location of where you took it. That invades your own </span>privacy<span>. Someone could easily break into the house when you are not there and steal everything. Now for </span>dignity<span>. If you gave you boyfriend/girlfriend some inappropriate pictures of yourself on Snapchat, they could easily screenshot the pictures. After you break up... (if you do).... he/she could send those around the school. That affects your </span>dignity<span>. Last but not least, </span>freedom. It positively affects your freedom<span> of speech. You can comment on almost every social media app. That can be a good thing or a bad thing. Well thats it. I hope this helps!</span>
The dietary guidelines for americans recommends using the ________ to assist in designing a healthful diet. select one:
a. nutrition facts information.
B.Sir
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