Bystanders Frequently Fail to Respond to an Emergency Because No

question 53

Multiple Choice

Bystanders frequently fail to respond to an emergency because no one else is responding.We tend to rely on what others say and do when we are not sure of the nature of the situation or of what behaviors to engage in.This is known as ________.

• A)diffusion of responsibility
• B)the altruistic personality effect
• C)pluralistic ignorance
• D)selective altruism
• E)the implicit bystander effect

Understand the classification and coding for complications associated with diabetes mellitus, including retinopathy, neuralgia, ketoacidosis, and hypoglycemia.

Identify and classify disorders unrelated to diabetes, understanding their coding system.

Distinguish between diabetes insipidus and diabetes mellitus, identifying their causes and implications.

Analyze and understand the impact of external factors such as drugs or chemicals on the etiology of different types of diabetes.

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