Why Should the Nurse Realize the Importance of Advocating for Organ

question 17

Multiple Choice

Why should the nurse realize the importance of advocating for organ donation?

• A) The supply of donor organs meets the demand of potential recipients.
• B) Organ recipients are not expected to have a long life span because of complications associated with the transplant.
• C) The organ recipient usually enjoys a better quality of life at less cost to the health care system.
• D) The organ recipient is often confined by frequent health care visits in order to maintain health.

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Definitions:

Spinning Bees

Social gatherings in colonial America where women met to spin yarn, weave, and engage in communal work while socializing.

Stamp Act

A British law enacted in 1765 requiring the use of stamped paper for official documents in the American colonies, leading to widespread protest.

Nonimportation Movement

A series of commercial restrictions adopted by American colonists to protest British policies before the American Revolution, specifically targeting goods imported from Britain.

Grenville

Was a British Whig statesman who served as Prime Minister of Great Britain in the mid-18th century, known for his policy of taxing the American colonies, leading to unrest.