An example of parties in an enforceable contract is:
a. mother and child.
b. two co-workers.
c. institution and employee.
d. unit manager and Enrolled Nurse.
c
For there to be an enforceable contract there must
be an agreement, usually written. A contract of employ
ment is the only example here that could be enforced under
contract law.
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1. Pulse rate 2. Blood glucose 3. Respiratory rate 4. Oxygen saturation
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a. Race b. Age c. Poverty d. Illness