The Degree to Which Group Members Like Each Other, Feel

question 7

Multiple Choice

The degree to which group members like each other, feel pride in being part of the group, and are committed to their group goals is known as ____.

• A) group homogeneity
• B) group cohesiveness
• C) organizational citizenship behavior
• D) job satisfaction

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Definitions:

Minimal Scarring

The least possible formation of fibrous tissue (scar) at the site of an injury or incision, often a goal in surgical healing.

Braden Scale

A tool used to predict the risk of developing pressure ulcers by evaluating factors such as mobility, moisture, activity, nutrition, friction, and shear.

Pressure Ulcer Risk

Refers to the likelihood of developing bed sores due to prolonged pressure on the skin, commonly assessed in immobilized patients.

Transparent Film Dressings

Thin, clear dressings used to cover and protect wounds, maintaining a moist healing environment.