The hypothesis "Women who live in rural areas are unlikely to practice breast self-examination" is
A) Null
B) Not correctly worded
C) Directional
D) Nondirectional
B
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1. Apply heat 2. Apply splints 3. Apply cool compresses 4. Apply ice
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