Altruism, autonomy, human dignity, integrity, honesty, and social justice are among the core ideals of nursing. The fundamental moral principles are commonly held by all members of society and are a reflection of the humane and spiritual nature of the nursing profession.
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What principles are crucial in the medical field? How does nursing practise impact values?</h3>
Compassion, Respect for People, Integrity and Ethical Practice, Commitment to Excellence, and Justice in Healthcare are some of these core values. They are essential to the delivery of caring, moral, and secure relationship-centred care because they symbolise the human aspects of healthcare.
The largest group of healthcare professionals, nurses, have well-known and significant professional values. When these principles are used in nursing practice, patient care quality, nurses' job satisfaction, retention in nursing, and organisational commitment all enhance.
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<h2>1.892mol / L
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Explicación:
La molaridad se define como la relación del mol de una solución por litro de su solución.
Molaridad = Mole de soluto / solución (en litros)
La solución aquí es agua = 250 ml = 0.25L
El soluto es cloruro de potasio (KCl)
Para obtener el mol del soluto, usaremos la fórmula;
Mole del soluto = Masa de KCl / Masa molar de KCl
Masa dada de KCl = 35 g
Para la masa molar de KCl donde K = 39 g / mol y Cl = 35 g / mol
Masa molar de KCl = 39 + 35 = 74 g / mol
Mole del soluto = 35/74 = 0.473 mol
Molaridad = 0.473mol /
0.25L
Molaridad en la solución = 1.892mol / L
