‘Caring for country' means:
a. combining customary and contemporaryknowledge
b. a meaningful way of sharing knowledge.
c. promoting ecological, spiritual and human health.
d. all of the above.
c
‘Caring for country' means participating in interrelated
activities on Aboriginal lands and seas with the objective of
promoting ecological, spiritual and human health.
You might also like to view...
When teaching a patient about risk factors for heart disease, the nurse should explain that:
A) the presence of a risk factor increases the chance of developing heart disease. B) the presence of a risk factor lowers the risk of developing heart disease. C) the presence of a risk factor determines that heart disease will develop. D) the absence of a risk factor excludes the possibility that heart disease will develop.
Which of the following should the nurse consider when assessing a pregnant trauma victim?
A) Pregnant women often have decreased fluid volume B) Pregnant women often have mild tachycardia C) Pregnant women are often bradycardic D) Pregnant women are often hypertensive
A 30-year-old female patient diagnosed with early onset of osteoporosis asks the nurse how she could be at risk for this disease, since she is so active. Which response by the nurse is most correct?
1. "You might have placed underlying stress on your skeleton from your frequent exercise." 2. "You are at an age when your estrogen levels have begun to decline drastically, thus increasing your risk for the development of osteoporosis." 3. "Do your bones feel weak or painful?" 4. "Your dietary practices might be partially responsible."
A nursing student tells a peer, "I'm having trouble understanding the rationale for not restraining confused patients." The best advice for the peer to offer would be
a. "Ask the smartest student in the class." b. "Ask a patient for their view about it." c. "Ask the instructor to explain it again." d. "Do an Internet search."