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Who developed ethnocentricity?
china china
What is the sociology trait that is found in every known culture?
Ethnocentricity
What is another word for group membership that ends with city?
ethnocentricity, ethnicity
Which best explains the danger of ethnocentricity?
It can lead to discrimination based on a difference of beliefs.
What is clinical area?
A clinical area is considered that space in which direct patient care cand take place, and the areas in which materials used for direct patient care are present.
What is clinical practice?
Clinical practice is "Clinical practice guidelines are statements that include recommendations intended to optimize patient care. They are informed by a systematic review of evidence and an assessment of the benefits and harms of alternative care options.". So the guidelines for medical facilities to follow to give the best patient care.
What is the clinical problem associated with immune deficiency disorders?
The clinical problem associated with immune deficiency disorders is the development of unusual and severe infections such as; pneumonia, meningitis, or septicemia.
What is American Society of Clinical Oncology's motto?
The motto of American Society of Clinical Oncology is 'Making a world of difference in cancer care'.
How do you treat high cpk levels?
it increases in muscles problem and heart problem, treatment is on the basis of clinical symptoms.
What is clinical correlation requested after an EEG?
It means that the person interpreting the EEG does not have the benefit of hearing your symptoms and the results of your physical exam, and he's asking the ordering clinician to put the EEG results together with the clinical picture.The EEG showed something unexpected, but the person looking at the EEG tracing doesn't know if it actually represents a problem or not. The treating health care provider needs to consider the clinical picture (history, physical exam, other testing) in conjunction with the EEG to find out if the finding is meaningful for the patient's life and care.
Difference between clinical pathway and nursing care plan?
The process in nursing care plan involves assessment, nursing diagnosis, planning, implement and evaluation. Clinical pathways involves the multidiscipline team and the decisions based on evidence.
Do you need Ph.D to be a clinical professor?
If you want to be a clinical professor, plan on being a clinician, which means a health care provider. In other words, an MD, not a PhD.
