A Common Feature of Most Chinese Novels Under the Ming–Qing

question 3

Multiple Choice

A common feature of most Chinese novels under the Ming–Qing dynasties was

• A)the strong influence of Western writing styles and constructions.
• B)the use of supernatural elements to explain everyday events.
• C)a critical view of Chinese social relationships.
• D)an emphasis on courtly life and romance.

Recognize common causes of neonate mortality and congenital respiratory disorders.

Identify the impact of environmental and occupational factors on respiratory health.

Understand the clinical coding for diseases induced by specific pathogens or conditions.

Recognize factors leading to acute and chronic respiratory failures and their coding.

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