The nurse should empathize with the NAP that pain is a subjective matter and that their expectations of the client's pain are influenced by individual values.
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What is a nursing assistive personnel? </h3>
They are an unlicensed medical practitioner who assists individuals who have physical and mental impairments. They have been recognized to make important contributions to the welfare or care of patients.
A nursing assistive personnel requires some basic qualifications like a high school diploma, a certificate course of nurse's assistance of four weeks, a basic cardiopulmonary resuscitation course, etc.
Therefore, in this case, the nurse should empathize with the NAP that pain is a subjective matter and that their expectations of the client's pain are influenced by individual values.
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Hi,
On his 12/23/16 admission to metropolitan hospital, david robinson was assigned the medical record number 07-23-38. the previous record number assigned to mr. robinson during a 9/1/15 admission was 07-10-47. in a serial numbering/filing system, how would these records be filed?
Each admission is filed under its own number
