Answer: <span>C. treatment of an open wound that requires stitches; cutting of fingernails on a diabetic patient. </span>
Given choices for the question includes:
<span>· </span>A. eyeglass fitting; eye examination by an optometrist.
<span>· </span>B. psychological counseling; psychiatric counseling.
<span>· </span>C. treatment of an open wound that requires stitches; cutting of fingernails on a diabetic patient.
<span>· </span>D. contact lens sale; contact lens fitting.
<span>· </span>E. flu shot; blood test.
<span>According to the quality hypothesis of licensure, one would expect the degree of licensure to be greater for treatment of open would that requires stitches than cutting of fingernails on a diabetic patient.</span>
Answer:
Explanation:
<u>JUDGEMENT ABOUT MORAL FACTS: </u>
Moral judgment is a realm in which a person feels elevated self from another kingdom such as animal kingdom and controls their mind as other animals can't do which is different from brain functioning. our decision makes us special from others because this is only the fact which determines our next world. young et.al experimented moral judgment.
<u>JUDGEMENT ABOUT PHYSICAL FACTS:</u>
There are many types of treatment we used with other people and sometimes that judgment turned towards ourselves leading to the feeling of shame, low self-esteem.
<u>Judging someone else includes:</u>
- Avoiding that person
- Making fun of that person
- Seeing them as attention seekers
- Talk ill about that person
- Using abusive language to hurt them
- Mentally harassment
I believe the answer is “C” but i’m not 100% sure.
Answer: a. A unit amount
Explanation: A standard cost is an
estimated cost of a process, resource, or item used in a manufacturing enterprise, to manufacture or produce a product, entered in an account and compared with the actual cost so that anomalies can be detected and fixed. The standard cost is introduced in the 1920s and it can also be referred to as an alternative for traditional cost accounting method that is based on historical costs.
