I would support this, but I would also tell this friend that they are alright the way they are. And they shouldn’t change to suit others opinions.
Hope this helps
Answer:
a two- or four-year nursing degree and a specialization in dermatology
Explanation:
A "dermatologist nurse" provides assistance when it comes to skin examinations <em>(including its diagnosis and treatment).</em> Whenever patients undergo dermatological surgeries, <em>the dermatologist nurse assists them before and after the surgery</em> and<u> educates them regarding skin care</u> for fast recovery at home.
It is important for Erik to have a nursing degree of at least <em>2 to 4 years</em>. An <em>Associates in Nursing </em>degree requires only 2 years while a <em>Bachelor of Science in Nursing</em> degree requires 4 years. After this, Erik needs to have an experience in dermatology, which means he needs to specialize in it with at least<em> 2,000 working hours</em>.
It’s 12-24 hours??? Not sure why that isn’t an option.
A 50%
B 1/4
C true
You should probably learn this information because it is basic math. .75 is 3/4 .50 is 1/2 or 2/4 and .25 is 1/4
