The nurse understands that individual access to care
A) depends on the client preference.
B) is limited or promoted by factors in the social environment.
C) can be rectified by the correct agency referrals.
D) is primarily related to continuity of care issues.
B
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Under which legal concept is this illegal? 1. Res judicata 2. Due process of law 3. Stare decisis 4. Equal protection under the law
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The nurse is assessing a client's abdomen. Which sound is expected when percussion is used during the assessment?
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