Take any one of the following concepts that we have discussed this semester and write a summary (~250 words) explaining how it relates to another concept we have studied this semester. In essence, tell how two concepts are interrelated: Acid Base Balance Fluid and Electrolytes Safety Mobility Skin Integrity Elimination Comfort and Pain Communication Gas Exchange Perfusion Clinical Judgement Thermoregulation

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Q: How can you relate acid base balance to professional clinical practice,

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