BR BR BR BR BR BR BR BR BR BR BR BR BR BR BR
BR BR BR BRUNDERSTANDING BRMEDICAL BRSURGICAL BRNURSING BR6TH BREDITION BRTEST BRBANK
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,Understanding Medical Surgical Nursing 6th Edition WilliamsTest Bank
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B BR
Chapter 1. Critical Thinking and the Nursing Process
BR BR BR BR BR BR BR
MULTIPLE BRCHOICE
1. The BRnurse BRis BRcaring BRfor BRa BRgroup BRof BRpatients BRon BRa BRmedical-surgical BRunit. BRWhich
BRpatient BRshould Bthe BRlicensed BRpractical BRnurse/licensed BRvocational BRnurse BR(LPN/LVN)
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BRassess BRfirst?
1. A BRpatient BRwith BRa BRblood BRglucose BRof BR42 BRmg/dL
2. A BRpatient BRwho BRreports BRa BRpain BRlevel BRof BR2
3. A BRpatient BRwho BRhas BRjust BRreceived BRa BRdiagnosis BRof BRcancer
4. A BRpatient BRwho BRhas BRa BRrespiratory BRrate BRof BR22
ANS: B R 1
Chapter: BRChapter BR1 BRCritical BRThinking BRand BRthe BRNursing BRProcess
Objective: BR7. BRPrioritize BRpatient BRcare BRactivities BRbased BRon BRthe BRMaslow BRhierarchy
BRof BRhumanBneeds.
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Pages: BR6–7
Heading: BRPrioritize BRCare
Integrated BRProcess: BRClinical BRProblem-Solving BRProcess BR(Nursing
BRProcess)BClient BRNeed: BRSECE—Coordinated BRCare
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Cognitive BRLevel: BRApplication
BR[Applying]B Concept: BRPatient-Centered
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BRCare BRDifficulty: BRDifficult
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1 This BRpatient BRhas BRa BRdangerously BRlow BRblood BRglucose BRlevel BRand BRrequires
BRimmediateB intervention.
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2 This BRpatient BRwill BRneed BRto BRbe BRassessed, BRbut BRis BRnot BRas BRhigh BRa BRpriority.
3 According BRto BRMaslow, BRpsychosocial BRneeds BRare BRnot BRas BRhigh BRof BRa
BRpriority BRasBphysiological BRneeds.
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4 A BRrespiratory BRrate BRof BR22 BRis BRwithin BRnormal BRrange.
PTS: 1 CON: B R Patient-Centered BRCare
2. The BRLPN/LVN BRenters BRthe BRroom BRof BRa BRpatient BRwho BRis BRangry BRand BRyells, BR―I BRasked
BR5 BRminutes BRago B for BRmy BRpain BRmedication. BRI‘m BRgoing BRto BRcall BRthe BRCEO BRof BRthe
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BRhospital BRif BRyou BRdon‘t BRget BRit BRfor BRme B now.‖ BRWhich BRstatement BRby BRthe BRnurse
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BRdemonstrates BRintellectual BRempathy?
1. ―We BRare BRshort-staffed BRtoday, BRso BRit BRwill BRtake BRme BRlonger BRto BRmeet BRyour BRneeds.‖
2. ―I BRam BRsorry BRyou BRhad BRto BRwait, BRI BRknow BRyou BRmust BRbe BRin BRa BRlot BRof BRpain.‖
3. ―I BRhad BRanother BRpatient BRwho BRhad BRsevere BRpain, BRand BRI BRhad BRto BRget BRto BRthem BRfirst.‖
4. ―I BRwill BRget BRyou BRthe BRnumber BRfor BRthe BRCEO, BRbut BRhe BRis BRaware BRof BRhow BRbusy BRwe BRare.‖
ANS: B R 2
Chapter: BRChapter BR1 BRCritical BRThinking BRand BRthe BRNursing BRProcess
Objective: BR2. BRDescribe BRattitudes BRand BRskills BRthat BRpromote BRgood
BRcritical BRthinkingBPage: BR2
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Heading: BRIntellectual BREmpathy
Integrated BRProcess: BRCommunication BRand
BRDocumentationB Client BRNeed: BRPsychosocial BRIntegrity
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NURSING BRTEST
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, Cognitive BRLevel: BRApplication
BR[Applying]B Concept: BRCommunication
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Difficulty: BRModerate
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2 This BRstatement BRdemonstrates BRintellectual BRempathy BRby BRconsidering BRthis
BRpatient‘s
situation BRand BRwill BRlikely BRalleviate BRthe BRpatient‘s BRanger.
3 This BRstatement BRdoes BRnot BRconsider BRa BRpatient‘s BRsituation BRand BRdoes BRnot
BRdemonstrateB intellectual BRempathy.
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4 This BRstatement BRaddresses BRthe BRpatient‘s BRstatement BRof BRwanting BRto BRcall BRthe
BRCEO, BRbutB does BRnot BRdemonstrate BRintellectual BRempathy BRby BRconsidering
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BRthe BRpatient‘s
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PTS: 1 CON: B R Communication
3. The BRnurse BRis BRcollecting BRdata BRon BRa BRpatient. BRWhich BRdata BRare BRdescribed BRas BRsubjective?
1. Respiratory BRrate BRof BR26 BRper BRminute
2. Patient BRreport BRof BRshortness BRof BRbreath
3. Coarse BRlung BRsounds BRbilaterally
4. Cough BRproducing BRgreen BRsputum
ANS: B R 2
Chapter: BRChapter BR1 BRCritical BRThinking BRand BRthe BRNursing BRProcess
BRObjective: BR5. BRDifferentiate BRbetween BRobjective BRand BRsubjective
BRdata.B
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Heading: BRSubjective BRData
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BRDocumentationB Client BRNeed: BRCommunication BRand
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BRDocumentation BRCognitive BRLevel: BRApplication
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2 A BRpatient BRreporting BRsymptoms BRto BRthe BRnurse BRis BRan BRexample BRof BRsubjective
BRdata.
3 Coarse BRlung BRsounds BRis BRan BRexample BRof BRobjective BRdata.
4 A BRproductive BRcough BRis BRan BRexample BRof BRobjective BRdata.
PTS: 1 CON: B R Communication
4. A BRpatient BRwith BRa BRnewly BRfractured BRfemur BRreports BRa BRpain BRlevel BRof BR8/10 BRand
BRanalgesic BRmedicationB Ris BRnot BRdue BRfor BRanother BR50 BRminutes. BRWhich BRaction BRshould BRthe
BRnurse BRtake BRfirst?
1. Reposition BRthe BRpatient.
2. Give BRthe BRmedication BRin BR30 BRminutes.
3. Notify BRthe BRregistered BRnurse BR(RN) BRor BRphysician.
4. Tell BRthe BRpatient BRit BRis BRtoo BRearly BRfor BRpain
medication.BRANS:
BR B R 3
NURSING BRTEST
BRBANK
, Chapter: BRChapter BR1 BRCritical BRThinking BRand BRthe BRNursing BRProcess
Objective: BR4. BRIdentify BRthe BRrole BRof BRa BRlicensed BRpractical BRnurse/licensed BRvocational
BRnurse BRin BRusingBthe BRnursing BRprocess.
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Page: BR3
Heading: BRClinical BRJudgement
Integrated BRProcess: BRClinical BRProblem-solving BRProcess BR(Nursing
BRProcess)B Client BRNeed: BRSECE—Coordinated BRCare
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Cognitive BRLevel: BRApplication
BR[Applying]B Concept: BRPatient-Centered
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BRCare BRDifficulty: BRModerate
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1 The BRpatient BRwho BRhas BRa BRfractured BRfemur BRis BRhaving BRacute BRpain.
BRRepositioning BRaB patient BRwith BRa BRnew BRfracture BRis BRnot BRlikely BRto
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BRrelieve BRpain.
2 Giving BRthe BRmedication BRbefore BRthe BRprescribed BRtime BRis BRbeyond BRthe
BRnurse‘s BRscopeBof BRpractice.
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3 The BRpatient BRshould BRnot BRhave BRto BRwait BRfor BRpain BRrelief, BRso BRthe BRLPN
BRshould BRinformB the BRRN BRor BRphysician BRso BRnew BRpain BRrelief BRorders BRcan
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BRbe BRobtained.
4 The BRnurse BRneeds BRto BRdo BRmore BRthan BRexpect BRthe BRpatient BRto BRwait BRfor BRpain
BRrelief.
PTS: 1 CON: B R Patient-Centered BRCare
5. The BRnurse BRis BRprioritizing BRcare BRbased BRon BRMaslow BRhierarchy BRof BRneeds. BRWhich
BRneed BRdoes BRtheBnurse BRidentify BRas BRhaving BRthe BRhighest BRpriority?
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1. Job-related BRstress
2. Feeling BRof BRloneliness
3. Pain BRlevel BRof BR9 BRon BR0-to-10 BRscale
4. Lack BRof BRconfidence
ANS: B R 3
Chapter: BRChapter BR1 BRCritical BRThinking BRand BRthe BRNursing BRProcess
Objective: BR7. BRPrioritize BRpatient BRcare BRactivities BRbased BRon BRthe BRMaslow BRhierarchy
BRof BRhumanB needs
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Page: BR7
Heading: BRPrioritize BRCare
BRIntegrated BRProcess: BRCaring
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BRCare BRCognitive BRLevel: BRApplication
BR[Applying]B RConcept: BRPatient-Centered
BRCare BRDifficulty: BRModerate
Feedback
1 Job-related BRstress BRfalls BRunder BRsafety BRaccording BRto BRMaslow BRand BRis
BRaddressed BRafterB physiological BRneeds.
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2 According BRto BRMaslow, BRloneliness BRis BRaddressed BRunder BRsocial BRneeds
BRfollowingB physiological BRand BRsafety.
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3 Pain BRis BRa BRphysiological BRneed BRand BRis BRthe BRhighest BRpriority.
4 Lack BRof BRconfidence BRfalls BRunder BResteem BRaccording BRto BRMaslow BRand BRis
BRaddressed
following BRphysiological, BRsafety, BRand BRsocial BRneeds.
NURSING BRTEST
BRBANK
BR BR BR BRUNDERSTANDING BRMEDICAL BRSURGICAL BRNURSING BR6TH BREDITION BRTEST BRBANK
BR
,Understanding Medical Surgical Nursing 6th Edition WilliamsTest Bank
BR BR BR BR BR BR R
B BR
Chapter 1. Critical Thinking and the Nursing Process
BR BR BR BR BR BR BR
MULTIPLE BRCHOICE
1. The BRnurse BRis BRcaring BRfor BRa BRgroup BRof BRpatients BRon BRa BRmedical-surgical BRunit. BRWhich
BRpatient BRshould Bthe BRlicensed BRpractical BRnurse/licensed BRvocational BRnurse BR(LPN/LVN)
R
BRassess BRfirst?
1. A BRpatient BRwith BRa BRblood BRglucose BRof BR42 BRmg/dL
2. A BRpatient BRwho BRreports BRa BRpain BRlevel BRof BR2
3. A BRpatient BRwho BRhas BRjust BRreceived BRa BRdiagnosis BRof BRcancer
4. A BRpatient BRwho BRhas BRa BRrespiratory BRrate BRof BR22
ANS: B R 1
Chapter: BRChapter BR1 BRCritical BRThinking BRand BRthe BRNursing BRProcess
Objective: BR7. BRPrioritize BRpatient BRcare BRactivities BRbased BRon BRthe BRMaslow BRhierarchy
BRof BRhumanBneeds.
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Pages: BR6–7
Heading: BRPrioritize BRCare
Integrated BRProcess: BRClinical BRProblem-Solving BRProcess BR(Nursing
BRProcess)BClient BRNeed: BRSECE—Coordinated BRCare
R
Cognitive BRLevel: BRApplication
BR[Applying]B Concept: BRPatient-Centered
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BRCare BRDifficulty: BRDifficult
Feedback
1 This BRpatient BRhas BRa BRdangerously BRlow BRblood BRglucose BRlevel BRand BRrequires
BRimmediateB intervention.
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2 This BRpatient BRwill BRneed BRto BRbe BRassessed, BRbut BRis BRnot BRas BRhigh BRa BRpriority.
3 According BRto BRMaslow, BRpsychosocial BRneeds BRare BRnot BRas BRhigh BRof BRa
BRpriority BRasBphysiological BRneeds.
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4 A BRrespiratory BRrate BRof BR22 BRis BRwithin BRnormal BRrange.
PTS: 1 CON: B R Patient-Centered BRCare
2. The BRLPN/LVN BRenters BRthe BRroom BRof BRa BRpatient BRwho BRis BRangry BRand BRyells, BR―I BRasked
BR5 BRminutes BRago B for BRmy BRpain BRmedication. BRI‘m BRgoing BRto BRcall BRthe BRCEO BRof BRthe
R
BRhospital BRif BRyou BRdon‘t BRget BRit BRfor BRme B now.‖ BRWhich BRstatement BRby BRthe BRnurse
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BRdemonstrates BRintellectual BRempathy?
1. ―We BRare BRshort-staffed BRtoday, BRso BRit BRwill BRtake BRme BRlonger BRto BRmeet BRyour BRneeds.‖
2. ―I BRam BRsorry BRyou BRhad BRto BRwait, BRI BRknow BRyou BRmust BRbe BRin BRa BRlot BRof BRpain.‖
3. ―I BRhad BRanother BRpatient BRwho BRhad BRsevere BRpain, BRand BRI BRhad BRto BRget BRto BRthem BRfirst.‖
4. ―I BRwill BRget BRyou BRthe BRnumber BRfor BRthe BRCEO, BRbut BRhe BRis BRaware BRof BRhow BRbusy BRwe BRare.‖
ANS: B R 2
Chapter: BRChapter BR1 BRCritical BRThinking BRand BRthe BRNursing BRProcess
Objective: BR2. BRDescribe BRattitudes BRand BRskills BRthat BRpromote BRgood
BRcritical BRthinkingBPage: BR2
R
Heading: BRIntellectual BREmpathy
Integrated BRProcess: BRCommunication BRand
BRDocumentationB Client BRNeed: BRPsychosocial BRIntegrity
R
NURSING BRTEST
BRBANK
, Cognitive BRLevel: BRApplication
BR[Applying]B Concept: BRCommunication
R
Difficulty: BRModerate
Feedback
1 This BRstatement BRdoes BRnot BRconsider BRan BRindividual‘s BRsituation.
2 This BRstatement BRdemonstrates BRintellectual BRempathy BRby BRconsidering BRthis
BRpatient‘s
situation BRand BRwill BRlikely BRalleviate BRthe BRpatient‘s BRanger.
3 This BRstatement BRdoes BRnot BRconsider BRa BRpatient‘s BRsituation BRand BRdoes BRnot
BRdemonstrateB intellectual BRempathy.
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4 This BRstatement BRaddresses BRthe BRpatient‘s BRstatement BRof BRwanting BRto BRcall BRthe
BRCEO, BRbutB does BRnot BRdemonstrate BRintellectual BRempathy BRby BRconsidering
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BRthe BRpatient‘s
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PTS: 1 CON: B R Communication
3. The BRnurse BRis BRcollecting BRdata BRon BRa BRpatient. BRWhich BRdata BRare BRdescribed BRas BRsubjective?
1. Respiratory BRrate BRof BR26 BRper BRminute
2. Patient BRreport BRof BRshortness BRof BRbreath
3. Coarse BRlung BRsounds BRbilaterally
4. Cough BRproducing BRgreen BRsputum
ANS: B R 2
Chapter: BRChapter BR1 BRCritical BRThinking BRand BRthe BRNursing BRProcess
BRObjective: BR5. BRDifferentiate BRbetween BRobjective BRand BRsubjective
BRdata.B
Page: BR4
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Heading: BRSubjective BRData
Integrated BRProcess: BRCommunication BRand
BRDocumentationB Client BRNeed: BRCommunication BRand
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BRDocumentation BRCognitive BRLevel: BRApplication
BR(Applying)
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B
R
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1 Respiratory BRrate BRof BR26 BRper BRminute BRis BRan BRexample BRof BRobjective BRdata.
2 A BRpatient BRreporting BRsymptoms BRto BRthe BRnurse BRis BRan BRexample BRof BRsubjective
BRdata.
3 Coarse BRlung BRsounds BRis BRan BRexample BRof BRobjective BRdata.
4 A BRproductive BRcough BRis BRan BRexample BRof BRobjective BRdata.
PTS: 1 CON: B R Communication
4. A BRpatient BRwith BRa BRnewly BRfractured BRfemur BRreports BRa BRpain BRlevel BRof BR8/10 BRand
BRanalgesic BRmedicationB Ris BRnot BRdue BRfor BRanother BR50 BRminutes. BRWhich BRaction BRshould BRthe
BRnurse BRtake BRfirst?
1. Reposition BRthe BRpatient.
2. Give BRthe BRmedication BRin BR30 BRminutes.
3. Notify BRthe BRregistered BRnurse BR(RN) BRor BRphysician.
4. Tell BRthe BRpatient BRit BRis BRtoo BRearly BRfor BRpain
medication.BRANS:
BR B R 3
NURSING BRTEST
BRBANK
, Chapter: BRChapter BR1 BRCritical BRThinking BRand BRthe BRNursing BRProcess
Objective: BR4. BRIdentify BRthe BRrole BRof BRa BRlicensed BRpractical BRnurse/licensed BRvocational
BRnurse BRin BRusingBthe BRnursing BRprocess.
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Page: BR3
Heading: BRClinical BRJudgement
Integrated BRProcess: BRClinical BRProblem-solving BRProcess BR(Nursing
BRProcess)B Client BRNeed: BRSECE—Coordinated BRCare
R
Cognitive BRLevel: BRApplication
BR[Applying]B Concept: BRPatient-Centered
R
BRCare BRDifficulty: BRModerate
Feedback
1 The BRpatient BRwho BRhas BRa BRfractured BRfemur BRis BRhaving BRacute BRpain.
BRRepositioning BRaB patient BRwith BRa BRnew BRfracture BRis BRnot BRlikely BRto
R
BRrelieve BRpain.
2 Giving BRthe BRmedication BRbefore BRthe BRprescribed BRtime BRis BRbeyond BRthe
BRnurse‘s BRscopeBof BRpractice.
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3 The BRpatient BRshould BRnot BRhave BRto BRwait BRfor BRpain BRrelief, BRso BRthe BRLPN
BRshould BRinformB the BRRN BRor BRphysician BRso BRnew BRpain BRrelief BRorders BRcan
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BRbe BRobtained.
4 The BRnurse BRneeds BRto BRdo BRmore BRthan BRexpect BRthe BRpatient BRto BRwait BRfor BRpain
BRrelief.
PTS: 1 CON: B R Patient-Centered BRCare
5. The BRnurse BRis BRprioritizing BRcare BRbased BRon BRMaslow BRhierarchy BRof BRneeds. BRWhich
BRneed BRdoes BRtheBnurse BRidentify BRas BRhaving BRthe BRhighest BRpriority?
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1. Job-related BRstress
2. Feeling BRof BRloneliness
3. Pain BRlevel BRof BR9 BRon BR0-to-10 BRscale
4. Lack BRof BRconfidence
ANS: B R 3
Chapter: BRChapter BR1 BRCritical BRThinking BRand BRthe BRNursing BRProcess
Objective: BR7. BRPrioritize BRpatient BRcare BRactivities BRbased BRon BRthe BRMaslow BRhierarchy
BRof BRhumanB needs
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Heading: BRPrioritize BRCare
BRIntegrated BRProcess: BRCaring
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BRCare BRCognitive BRLevel: BRApplication
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BRCare BRDifficulty: BRModerate
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2 According BRto BRMaslow, BRloneliness BRis BRaddressed BRunder BRsocial BRneeds
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3 Pain BRis BRa BRphysiological BRneed BRand BRis BRthe BRhighest BRpriority.
4 Lack BRof BRconfidence BRfalls BRunder BResteem BRaccording BRto BRMaslow BRand BRis
BRaddressed
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NURSING BRTEST
BRBANK
