You are in the waiting area before your interview. What should you do?
a. Sit quietly.
b. Eat your lunch.
c. Talk to the receptionist.
d. Look at things on the receptionist's desk.
A
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a. Assess nonverbal clues. b. Allow communication to focus on what-ever topic the patient desires. c. Insist on postrecovery activities as stated in the care plan. d. Reduce eye contact to convey nondirec-tive attitudes.
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A) Sturge-Weber syndrome B) Marfan syndrome C) Apert syndrome D) Achondroplasia
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a. moral awareness. c. moral distress. b. moral thought. d. moral values.
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