List the four principles of rehabilitation.
What will be an ideal response?
· Begin treatment as early as possible
· Stress the patient's ability, not the disability
· Activity strengthens and inactivity weakens
· Treat the whole person
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a. possible ways to treat toxic effects caused by the drug. b. physical and chemical properties of the active drug in the product. c. situations when the drug product should not be used. d. the mechanism of action of the active drug in the human body.
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1. Suggest the client reduce the amount of time spent with parents 2. Remind the client that she is an educated woman with a great career and good marriage 3. Tell the client that she is too old to be listening to her parents 4. Suggest the client turn the tables and express the same dissatisfaction with the parents
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A) A client with severe pancreatitis B) A client with a myocardial infarction C) A client with hepatitis B D) A client with mild malnutrition