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| THE WAY INDIVDUALS PERCEIVE THEMSELVES PHYSICALLY IN THE EYES OF OTHERS. |
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| THE PROCESS OF ANALYZING INFORMATION ABOUT THE PATIENT, COMPARING IT WITH SIMILAR PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE, AND RESPONDING TO THE UNIQUE NEEDS OF THAT PATIENT. |
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| THE ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE WITH PEOPLE OF OTHER CULTURES AND BELIEF SYSTEMS. |
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| THE PHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESS OF REMOVING CELLULAR AND CHEMICAL WASTE PRODUCTS FROM THE BODY. |
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| MASLOW'S HIERARCHY OF HUMAN NEEDS |
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| A MODEL OF HUMAN ACHIEVEMENT AND SELF-ACTUALIZATION DEVELOPED BY PSYCHOLOGIST ABRAHAM MASLOW. |
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| THE ABILITY OF AN ORGANISM TO MOVE. |
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| USUALLY REFERS TO THE INTAKE OF FOOD. ON A CELLULAR AND TISSUE LEVEL, IT MAY INCLUDE THE AVAILABILITY OF NUTRIENTS, FLUID, AND ELECTROLYTES. |
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| CARE BASED ON THE PREDICTED RESULTS OF PARTICULAR TASKS AND DUTIES. |
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| THERAPEUTIC CARE, COMMUNICATION, AND INTERVENTION PROVIDED ACCORDING TO THE UNIQUE NEEDS OF THE PATIENT. |
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| A TERM THAT REFERS TO THE BIOCHEMICAL, MECHANICAL, AND PHYSICAL PROCESSES OF LIFE. |
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| COMMUNICATION WITH THE PATIENT THAT HELPS THE INDIVIDUAL CONNECT CURRENT EMOTIONS WITH EVENTS IN THE ENVIRONMENT. |
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| AN ABNORMAL RETURN TO A FORMER OR EARLIER STATE, PARTICULARYLY INFANTILE PATTERNS OF THOUGHT OR BEHAVIOR. |
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| A TERM THAT REFERS TO A PERSON'S INTERACTIONS WITH OTHER INDIVIDUALS. |
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| OXYGEN EXCHANGE AT THE CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR LEVELS AND THE PROCESS OF VENTILATION. |
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| AN INDIVIDUAL'S ABILITY TO EXPRESS AND ACHIEVE PERSONAL GOALS. |
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| THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATION |
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| A PURPOSEFUL METHOD OF COMMUNICATION IN WHICH THE CAREGIVER RESPONDS TO EXPLICIT OR IMPLICIT NEEDS OF THE PATIENT. |
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| THE BODY'S ABILITY TO REGULATE THE CORE (INNER) TEMPERATURE. |
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| THE PHYSICAL MECHANISMS OF LUNG EXPANSION, ACCESSORY MUSCLE ACTION, AND AIR INTAKE DURING THE PROCESS OF RESPIRATION. |
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