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* Anel dd, when evidence-based Practice is done then the recommendations are based on research, clinical expertise and Patient Preferances" because all research activities are based on Bacts and Principles and each research has Scientific rational or evidences regarding any Phenomenon. A should be based on Patient's needs and Preferance Anssa (d), home genetic test a determines if the Patient is at high risk for breast Cancer and this high risk Can be understood by the doctor if Patient Carry the inherited mutation then the result is Positive but if Patient not Carry any mutation it is negative and it is also an expensive procedure In 23 (C), when a nonverbal client with advanced dementia Scores zere in checklist of Nonverbal Pain indicators then firstly Document the findings and continue to monitor because the findings are normal and no Pain is Lidentified so in next step de not give Pain killers

Ans 24 | (c), An adult reciening hypertonic - Intravenous fluids because it Creates deficiency of water in the body due to hipertonic nature so it leads to dehydration