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- What's More Activity 2: A “NEW NORMAL" COMMUNITY 1. Due to covid-19 pandemic, our movement is limited. We are directed to "stay at home", observe physical distancing and, wear mask. 2. Based on the concepts in Lesson 1, draw the relationship that you have with your family, friends, and community on the so-called "new normal" life. 3. Be creative. 2.Nursing questions! Identify 1 treatment strategy to treat selected HAI Identify 1 prevention strategy for selected HAI.The Lived Experiences of working nursing students during the Covid - 19 pandemic. Explain transcending towards end goals Explain the ff: 1. Motivation to thrive 2. Career-focused 3. Optimism
- cription 1. List the most dangerous drugs you believe that affect American life. Describe what we can do to intervene people to use those deadly drugs (hint: can discuss from individual, family, community and nationwide).Questions no 8. A nursing care plan that includes all phases of the nursing process for patients taking antiemetic and antinausea drugs?Instruction: Answer True or False 1. WHO has taken steps to formulate more comprehensive global health policies. 2. Computer viewing is the leading cause of preventable death today. 3. Smokers have successfully tend to live longer regardless of how old they were than those who failed to quit. 4. The goal of physical education is to help individuals practice halth-enhancing behaviros. 5. Everybody should engage in activities that are mentally and emotionally healthy. 6. The use of alcohol affects public health and is concerned to be one of the main risk factors of poor health globally. 7. Alcohol abuse does not only harms you buy also causes family problems and endangers others. 8. Vaccines are one of the most successful and cost-effective health investments in the history of medicine. 9. Immunization helps children achieve higher cognitive abilities. 10. It is the duty of every child to that they receive.
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