MC The most therapeutic humidity in a client's room should be
A. 10-30%.
B. 30-60%.
C. 60-70%.
D. 70-80%.
B
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a. Trust b. Empathy c. Mutuality d. Empowerment
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A nurse encounters a patient who is depressed about getting older. The nurse explains that there are many positive aspects of aging, including which of the following? Select all that apply
1. Older people no longer need to take care of themselves. 2. Older people have experienced many things that others have yet to experience. 3. Older people have so much knowledge to share with younger generations. 4. Older people no longer need to drive themselves anywhere. 5. Older people have learned from their own mistakes.