A Durable Good Is Defined as

question 253

Multiple Choice

A durable good is defined as

• A)an item consumed in one or a few uses.
• B)an item that usually lasts over many uses.
• C)an item that lasts at least one year without becoming obsolete.
• D)a product purchased only for the use of ultimate consumers.
• E)a product used in the production of other products.

Identify signs and symptoms of impaired skin integrity and infection.

Explain the role of patient education in managing anxiety and promoting wound healing.

Describe the importance of mobility and positioning in preventing pressure ulcers.

Recognize the appropriate use of different types of wound dressings and their applications.

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Definitions:

Preexisting Duty Rule

A legal doctrine stating that a promise to perform something the promisor is already legally obligated to do is not consideration for a new contract.

Adequacy of Consideration

Pertains to the fairness of the value exchanged in a contractual agreement, often examined in legal disputes over contract validity.

Legally Sufficient

Having the requisite form, substance, and detail to comply with the law and withstand legal scrutiny.

Past Consideration

Consideration for a contract that has already been provided before the agreement is made, not valid as consideration in most legal systems.