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1. What is the nature of relationships of the concepts of Virginia Henderson's 14 Basic Human needs?
3. What is the structure of the theory of Virginia Henderson?
3. What are the assumptions does the theory of Virginia Henderson build?
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- It is said that Health Promotion processes are rooted in theory. In what ways may concepts in Behavioural Sciences validate this statementThe current COVID crisis has brought about a significant impact on most, if not all, aspects of our lives including our mental and emotional health. Come up with a creative way of expressing your thoughts and insights regarding the challenges brought about by the new normal, specifically in terms of its effects on your mental and emotional health and your ways of dealing and coping with these challenges. Make a reflection paper (limited to 300-500 words)12.Which of the following is not true about human needs? A. Certain needs are common to all pecple 5. Needs should be folowed exactiy In accordance with their hlerarchy C. Needs are stimulated by Internal factors D. Needs are stimulated by external factors 15.According to DUNN, overcrowding is what type of liness precursor? A. Heredity 5. Social C. Behavioral D. Environmental 18.in what level of prevention does the nurse encourage optimal health and jogreasepeEACE EUSceptibility to liness? A. Primary 5. Secondary C. Tertiary D. None of the above
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