They all combine and take part in making your overall health better.
Answer:
An ethical action that a clinician may take to ensure competence in practice is to <em><u>implement fringe treatments without appropriate training only in extreme and unusual circumstances.</u></em>
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Hi there!
In my opinion, adults should only occasionally make negative statements to children - only when the situation goes out of control. Otherwise, I think adults should tell kids the right thing to do in a patient manner, such as saying "why don't we read a book?" instead of "stop fighting!".
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Answer:
To only yourself, and loved ones.
Explanation:
Legally, no, you are not obligated to care for your own health. Your relatives, however, will not appreciate you neglecting your health. Ethically, morally, empathically, your relatives and/or loved ones will greatly welcome you to keep up with your health to stay as healthy as possible and in their lives for as long as possible.
Yes it can. There is a lot of teens suffering from the deaths of family.
