Physical Demands of Nursing Profession
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Is the profession of a nurse physically demanding?

  • Yes, it can be physically demanding due to long hours and patient care. (correct)
  • Yes, it can be physically demanding when dealing with critical care patients.
  • No, it is not physically demanding as nurses mainly do administrative work.
  • No, it is not physically demanding as technology has reduced the physical aspects of nursing.
  • Why might the profession of a nurse be considered physically demanding?

  • Nurses often have to perform heavy lifting as part of patient care. (correct)
  • Nurses are rarely required to work long hours, reducing physical demands.
  • Nurses are not involved in patient care and therefore do not engage in physical tasks.
  • Nurses spend most of their time behind a desk and do not engage in physical activity.
  • What factor contributes to the physical demands of the nursing profession?

  • The availability of automated systems that eliminate the need for physical tasks.
  • The absence of long working hours in nursing roles, reducing physical demands.
  • The minimal interaction with patients, reducing physical demands.
  • The need to assist patients with mobility and personal care tasks. (correct)
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