An Automatic Teller Machine Requires That Each Customer Enter a Three-Digit

question 28

Multiple Choice

An automatic teller machine requires that each customer enter a three-digit personal identification number (PIN) when he or she inserts a bank card. If a person finds a bank card and guesses at a PIN to use the card fraudulently, what is the probability that the person will succeed in one attempt? ​

Recognize the significance of nursing theories in guiding care for patients with specific needs, such as those with hearing impairments or cultural sensitivities.

Comprehend the scientific inquiry process in nursing research, including hypothesis testing, method selection, and evaluation.

Evaluate nursing theories based on criteria such as inclusiveness, consistency, accuracy, and simplicity.

Apply nursing theories to improve patient care in specific situations, such as coping with disabilities or managing chronic conditions.

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