As a Soldier in the U

question 110

Multiple Choice

As a soldier in the U.S. Army, Lexi underwent an extensive course of training as a combat field medic. During that time, she learned from manuals and performed exercises involving dummies and other simulation aids. A few months later, she found herself in a combat situation overseas, treating real soldiers with actual wounds. She would later tell her family that what she learned in a day on the battlefield was worth many weeks of training in school. In terms of organizational behavior, this example illustrates the difference between ________ knowledge.

• A) explicit and tacit
• B) general and specific
• C) ordinary and esoteric
• D) theoretical and practical
• E) transitory and permanent

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Definitions:

Quality-Caring Model

A nursing framework that emphasizes the importance of relationship-centered care and the reciprocal influence between nurse behaviors and patient outcomes.

Caring Relationships

Interpersonal interactions that are characterized by empathy, compassion, and support towards the well-being of another.

Daily Work

Routine tasks and responsibilities that an individual undertakes on a regular basis, often associated with their occupation or everyday life.

Nursing

The profession or practice of providing care for the sick and infirm, often emphasizing compassion, clinical knowledge, and technical skill.