Answer:
Bullying, pier pressure, drugs, bad influences, sexual behaviors. Parties- drugs, drinking, sexual encounters. Driving or riding with other teens.
Explanation:
A general studies college campus cannot be a common site for the delivery of hospice services.
Explanation:
A hospice care is a supportive care provided to terminally ill patients with incurable illness.
The main purpose of hospice care is to support the medical, psychological, emotional, practical, social, and even spiritual needs of the terminally ill patient and providing support to the patient’s family, in order to provide a holistic care to the patient.
The main aim is to improve the patient’s quality of life by providing comfort care.
Hospice care is thus provided at hospitals, stand-alone hospice home or care center, private homes, doctor and nursing care services, home healthcare services, old age homes etc.
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You Asked ➤ Shelley went to the doctor feeling lethargic and tired. A blood test measured a high level of malaria, a parasite that is transferred by a mosquito and attacks red blood cells. Which action best protected the nurse who took the blood from Shelley?
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Answer ➤ Protection of hands (such as wearing latex gloves)
Explanation: Being on the healthcare field requires you to be safe about your health as you are interacting with people who can easily spread their sicknesses onto you. If the nurse who took Shelley's blood was wearing something to protect her hands such as gloves, she would have been protected and safe from the parasite.
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D is preferable.
Explanation:
The behavior response requires communication between cells and an organ system.
The distinction between predisposing and enabling conditions can be applied to assess the equity of a health care system.
