The correct answer would be option E, Generating Knowledge.
A healthcare professional creating new knowledge by changing and evolving knowledge based on experience, education and input from others is Generating Knowledge.
Explanation:
When someone acquires knowledge about something and use it for the purpose of information, this process is called as Generating Knowledge.
When a healthcare professional gathers or acquires knowledge which is based upon the experience, education and any sort of input form others, he is actually generating knowledge. He may either change the knowledge or evolve new knowledge based on the acquired information. This process is called Generating Knowledge.
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Hi,
I believe it would be B, <span>Donald and Ignacio are likely to experience reduced feelings of prejudice.
~Elisabeth</span>
The change in adolescence all begins as a child in their unique combination of genes<span>, brain development, environment, experiences with family and friends, and community and culture. Social and emotional changes show that they are growing independently and learning how to be an adult. Physical change in different genders are really different because both are going into puberty and so they begin to see alot of differences in their bodies. Adolescence mental starts on what they begin to see and believe, and as everything is developing in their mind many of those things stay, what they have in mind depends on them. Adolescence are still maturing to become adults.
(hope i kinda made sense)</span>
Answer:
if a nurse who provides weekly care in a homeless shelter has unknowingly inhaled airborne Mycobacterium tuberculosis and has subsequently developed latent tuberculosis infection then it is TRUE that "The nurse is likely asymptomatic."
Explanation:
for us to be able to understand this question we need to know what the key terms are such as;
Mycobacterium tuberculosis(M. tb) this is a species of pathogenic bacteria in the family Mycobacteriaceae and it causes tuberculosis. It was First discovered by Robert Koch, M. tuberculosis in 1882.
Latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) this is a state of persistent immune response to stimulation by Mycobacterium tuberculosis antigens without evidence of clinically manifested active TB. this is a state where someone is infected but the symptoms do not show.
Asymptomatic
: this simply means showing no symptoms of the disease.
so by all the basis above we can conclude that the nurse is likely asymptomatic.
