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Of the two types of movement in the GI tract, which is the vigorous propulsion of food through the tract?
Inpatient Settings
Medical facilities or sections of facilities where patients are admitted and stay overnight or for longer periods for treatment and care.
Inpatient Accident
An incident that occurs within a hospital or healthcare facility affecting a patient admitted for at least one night.
Restrain Patients
The practice of physically or chemically limiting the movements of patients to prevent harm to themselves or others, used under specific, ethical guidelines.
Pressure Ulcers
Injuries to skin and underlying tissues, typically on bony areas, resulting from prolonged pressure on the skin.
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