A Poll Was Taken Of $100$ Students at a Commuter Campus to Find Out How They

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Multiple Choice

A poll was taken of $100$ students at a commuter campus to find out how they got to campus. The results were: $41$ said they drove alone. $30$ rode the bus. $28$ rode in a carpool. $6$ used both carpools and rode the bus. $9$ used both a carpool and sometimes drove alone. $8$ used buses as well as drove alone. $4$ used all three methods. How many are A and C, but not B (Region IV) ? A = {people who drive alone} B = {people who ride the bus} C = {people who carpool} Use the figure (with Regions I to VIII) to answer the question.

• A) 9 students
• B) 4 students
• C) 20 students
• D) 8 students
• E) 5 students

Appreciate the value of collaborative work among nurses and the shared values within the profession.

Understand various types of nursing theories (grounded, grand, middle-range) and their application in practice.

Differentiate between empirical, personal, ethical, aesthetic, and emancipatory knowing in nursing.

Identify resources for finding responses to guiding questions about the application of theory in practice.

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