The perception of the degree of loss is related to:

a. the degree to which the thing lost is a livingentity

b. the monetary value of the item lost.
c. the value placed by the individual on that whichis no longer present.
d. how long the individual has had the item or
known the person.


c
The importance of the item or person to the individual
is the critical point, not how long the individual has had/
known the item/person or the monetary value.

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The American Hospital Association bill of rights states that clients have the right to: Standard Text: Select all that apply

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A patient has been witness to a disaster involving a large number of injuries. The patient appears upset, but states that he feels capable of dealing with his emotions. What is the nurse's most appropriate intervention?

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How does the nurse researcher know when data saturation has been reached?

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