In Hall's care, core and cure model, which activity belongs mainly to the care component?
Correct answer: B. Assisting with bathing and comfort measures
- A. Administering prescribed antibiotics
- B. Assisting with bathing and comfort measures
- C. Exploring the patient's feelings about illness
- D. Selecting the patient's surgical treatment
Explanation
The care component involves bodily care and comfort provided by nursing. Core focuses on the therapeutic use of self, while cure relates more closely to medical treatment.
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