Compared to adults, the infants rib cage at the bottom is not as RIGID.
According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, When a client behaves violently toward another client in the patient psychiatric unit would require priority intervention from the nurse.
<h3>According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs which situation would prioritize the intervention of the nurse in a patient psychiatric unit would require priority intervention?</h3>
- Five kinds of fundamental human wants, according to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, a theory of motivation, determine a person's behaviour. These include physical needs, safety needs, needs for love and belonging, needs for esteem, and wants for self-actualization.
- According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, When a client behaves violently toward another client in the patient psychiatric unit would require priority intervention from the nurse.
- Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a psychological theory that explains why people are motivated to pursue certain wants at different levels. The theory holds that humans are compelled to put their wants first.
- The most fundamental requirements come first, followed by the more sophisticated requirements.
To learn more about Maslow's hierarchy refer:
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Answer:
whatever
Explanation:
<em>typically, the thumbs are left uncrossed--but this would mean the same thing</em>
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These hands are positioned in a shape of a "W", typically standing for "whatever"
It means what "whatever" would mean if you say it--a general lack of care/that something has no effect [on you specifically]
note: this was used in the movie <em>Clueless</em>, and that's when it became more popular, so this also could be a reference to that scene
(if you want to look it up (I can't give links), you could look up something like <em>Clueless RSVP</em>)
<em>Sometimes, this is confused with a "w" made using one hand, which typically means "win"</em>
hope this helps! have a lovely day :)
