The student nurse learns that illnesses are classified as eitheracute or chronic. Which are examples of chronic illnesses?Select all that apply.a. Diabetes mellitusb. Bronchial pneumoniac. Rheumatoid arthritisd. Cystic fibrosise. Fractured hipf. Otitis media

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