As the nurse assigned to the Banzon family, you were able to identify the following health problems/conditions. Based on the criteria of determining priorities, rank the following according to which must be attended first in terms of the nature of the problem: Mrs. Ailyn Banzon is pregnant with their 2nd child. Mr. William Banzon, upon checking his blood pressure is high, 160/100 mmHg Mr. William Banzon, the head of the family is taking in medications for his hypertension based on the advise of a neighbor. a. 3,1 and 2 b. 2,3 and 1 c. Cannot be ranked. d. 1,2 and 3

As the nurse assigned to the Banzon family, you were able to identify the following health problems/conditions. Based on the criteria of determining priorities, rank the following according to which must be attended first in terms of the nature of the problem: Mrs. Ailyn Banzon is pregnant with their 2nd child. Mr. William Banzon, upon checking his blood pressure is high, 160/100 mmHg Mr. William Banzon, the head of the family is taking in medications for his hypertension based on the advise of a neighbor. a. 3,1 and 2 b. 2,3 and 1 c. Cannot be ranked. d. 1,2 and 3

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Author:Bowie

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Chapter7: Numbering & Filing Systems And Record Storage & Circulation

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