Factors that affect supply include nursing education factors, work environment factors, and _____ factors
a. demographic
b. geographic
c. socioeconomic
d. psychological
A
Three factors that affect the supply of RNs are nursing education, work environment, and demo-graphics.
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In this situation, TT is considered to be which of the following? a. A complementary modality b. An alternative modality c. A placebo response d. Holistic healthcare
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A pregnant patient tells you that when she stands up suddenly, she notices a sharp pain in her lower abdomen. This is probably a result of tension on which ligament?
A) Broad ligament B) Round ligament C) Cardinal ligament D) Sacral-pubic ligament
Maintaining proper food temperature is key to preventing food-borne infection.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)