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The options are
A) "This research will not influence my care."
B) "Nursing care is based solely on research."
C) "I will be paid to participate in the research project."
D) "I will be helping to validate nursing care."
The answer is D) "I will be helping to validate nursing care."
The nurse who cares for a client who requires extensive wound care and has been told to participate in a nursing research study regarding the wound care and now has an understanding of the research will have more knowledge on the importance of nursing care.Several pointers will make him to be willing to vouch for it which makes D) "I will be helping to validate nursing care” correct.
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Social cognition refers to our thoughts about and interpretations of ourselves and other people. Over time, we develop schemas and attitudes to help us better understand and more successfully interact with others. Affect refers to the feelings that we experience as part of life and includes both moods and emotions.
Explanation:
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Note: CA here in the answer means Certificate Authority
Segmenting the role of the Root CA and Issuing CA to provide a secure configuration.
Keeping the Root CA offline, thus allowing the private key of the Root CA to be more secure.
Allowing multiple deployment of Issuing CAs at different geographical locations.
Greater control of Issuing CAs at different security levels.
Less management and implementation than a three-tier design.
Greater security than a single tier design.
More scalability for the security environment by deploying more Issuing CA.
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Functions of the glycocalyx include all of the following EXCEPT: binary fission- E)
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The Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) was clinically identified as a fatal disease in 198.1 decade.
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AIDS which is a pandemic globally, is caused by a communicable virus called Human Immunodeficiency (HIV) Virus. In US, the first five cases were clinically exposed on 5th June, 1981. HIV majorly spreads from one to the other through three routes namely sexual contact, transmission through body fluids or from mother to fetus via pregnancy/ delivery/ breast-feeding. Vaccines that offer partial protection exists but there is no permanent cure for this disease.