What is meant by the term opportunist?

Q: How long has art therapy been considered a stress management strategy?

A: Stress can be physical, mental, or emotional, and stress in a small amount can lead to a good…

Q: can you explain in less than 500 words  the concept of “Power” in the context of hospital ?

A: Power is a process in society which helps to achieve goals and qualifies human action. It helps to…

Q: what is the difference between risk factors and causes?

A: The difference between the risk factor and causes are given below.

Q: Why is ethics in management important in a pharmaceutical setting?

A: The pharmacy is a branch of health science that tells about the proper, safe, and adequate use of…

Q: What is a good characteristics of a leader in a Medical Setting?

A: The healthcare setting or medical setting can be defined as the varieties of services and places…

Q: what makes a person a great healthcare administrator/manager ?

A: An administrator's job is to help shape the facility's policies and improve the patient experience.…

Q: What are the Pros and Cons of utilization of legal and illegal drugs? Describe in 5 paragraphs.

A: The word drug comes from the French word drogue , which means a dry herb . A drug is a single active…

Q: What is Psychological Determinants of Health?

A: Health is state of absence of illness and a condition of physical, mental, social well being. It is…

Q: Discuss the balance between “do no harm” and duty to treat.

A: Nursing ethics are the applied ethics that addresses the features of moral in nursing practice. The…

Q: what is the effect of noncompetitive antagonism to patients

A: The suppressing or nullifying impact of one drug or organism on another, such as penicillin's…

Q: what are the three important health-care situations in which psychological tests are used?

A: The physical, mental and social state of an individual defines the health of that individual. It is…

Q: What is communication is irreversible?

A: Communication is one of the principle component of interpersonal interactions. It can be intentional…

Q: How does the concept of the Common Good apply to healthcare?

A: The concept of common good implies actions or policies that are beneficial for the majority of…

Q: Why should stress management be included as a part of any behavioral intervention?

A: Stress management is a technique or physiotherapies which are aimed to control stress in Daily life.…

Q: What is a good example of a picot question in nursing?

A: A PICOT question's main objective is uncomplicated: It is a mechanism for determining the keywords…

Q: What kinds of effects would any discrepancies have on the perceptions of audiences, patients, and…

A: The audience, patients and physicians can have differences in opinions regarding the diseases and…

Q: Why are financial decisions important in healthcare?

A: Financial decisions are all the money related plans and actions performed in favor of an…

Q: In your own words, describe the difference between euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide. How…

A: Willful extermination: A specialist is permitted by regulation to take an individual's life by an…

Q: Why do people find the job of an emergency room registered nurse interesting?

A: Often every career options have its challenges and opportunities. Nursing at different sections in…

Q: what is rational or irrational prescription? how we can identify it?

A: Medicines are some compounds, mostly drugs given to the person to recover from the disease or…

Q: who is considered a covered entity under hippa?

A: HIPPAA stands for Health Insurance portability and accountability Act which was launched in 1996 for…

Q: What is a chaperone?

A: Protein folding is the process by which a polypeptide chain folds to become a biologically active…

Q: Why Benzodiazepine induces tolerance? Please answer at your own words.

A: Benzodiazepines are the medication usually prescribed to treat the condition such as anxiety and…

Q: Define unnatural illness:

A: Illness: an ill health or period of sickness affecting the body or brain. Illness is described as…

Q: Why is it sometimes difficult to tell the difference between a doctor respecting a patient’s…

A: Introduction- Autonomy is the fundamental right of each patient. It defines that each patient has…

Q: What is opportunism?

A: Symbiosis is any type of a close and long-term biological interaction between two different…

Q: Why are ethical constraints important in practicing medicine?

A: Ethical constraints It means to work under the accepted norms of society and to behave which is…

Q: What is Physician Assisted Suicide and why should it be legalized?

A: Physician-assisted suicide is defined as a physician providing the medical means for a terminally…

Q: What is health fraud?

A: The correct answer  is option  A . The advertisement and sale of products and services claimed to be…

Q: What is the purpose of a Risk Management Plan?

A: NB:Since you have asked multiple question,we will solve the first question for you.If you want any…

Q: Define chaperone

A: Chaperons are proteins that interact with unfolded or partially folded polypeptides by facilitating…

Q: what is the difference between over the counter medicine and prescription medicine?

A: Drugs are substances that are generally involved in providing specific effects by interacting with…

Q: Nonmaleficence is passively doing no harm, whereas beneficence is promoting well being. Actively…

A: Nonmaleficence is passively doing no harm, whereas beneficence is actively promoting well being.

Q: Why is effective strategy and organizational structures essential within a healthcare organization?

A: An effective strategy and proper organizational structures are necessary for the smooth functioning…

Q: Imperfect Voluntariness happens when the person acts without fully realizing what he means to do, or…

A: A person's mental health is defined as their opportunity to understand, experience, communicate, and…

Q: In which interactions partners are adversely affected?

A: Ecosystem is the complex dynamic interrelationships of plants and animals in the biosphere. They…

Q: What is physical dependence?

A: Drugs are often referred to as therapeutic molecules that are used for medicinal purposes. There are…

Q: Compare and contrast Psychosocial and biomedical models of health and illness

A: Comparison and also Contrast somewhere exists between psychosocial and biomedical model are as…

Q: CAM

A: CAM stands for complementary and Alternate medicine which includes traditional practices like;…

Q: What is the role of Psychiatric nurse?

A: Psychiatric nursing is also referred to as mental health nursing. It is considered as the field of…

Q: How can people effectively manage stress when diagnosed with cardiovascular conditions?

A: When people diagnosed cardiovascular conditions than how can manage stress

Q: What does it mean when a provider is sanctioned?

A: The healthcare unit includes multiple front-line workers. Primary care providers work for the…

Q: What is violence?

A: Viloence is something which a person uses his physical force to dominate the other person. usually…