A new treatment modality involves putting people inside a computer-generated world. The nurse understands that this is considered:
a. ubiquitous computing. c. personal computing.
b. virtual reality. d. smart toilet.
B
Virtual reality puts people inside a computer-generated world, and ubiquitous computing puts the
computer out in the world with people. Personal computing is characterized by one person to one
computer. Smart toilet is ubiquitous computing that includes an online, real-time health monitoring
system.
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