Question 2 questions 1. Why is it necessary to have terms like proximal,… 2 questions1. Why is it necessary to have terms like proximal, lateral recumbent, and transverse plane to describe medical issues? Do you think it would be simpler to use common language, like left, right, or above? What would the pros and cons be of using simpler language? Explain your answer. 2. Have you heard the word ‘cavity’ before? If so, explain where and what it meant in that setting. Then explain how using ‘cavity’ to describe areas of the body is appropriate. Why is this term used? Health Science Science Nursing NUR 318 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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Question 2 questions 1. Why is it necessary to have terms like proximal,… 2 questions1. Why is it necessary to have terms like proximal, lateral recumbent, and transverse plane to describe medical issues? Do you think it would be simpler to use common language, like left, right, or above? What would the pros and cons be of using simpler language? Explain your answer. 2. Have you heard the word ‘cavity’ before? If so, explain where and what it meant in that setting. Then explain how using ‘cavity’ to describe areas of the body is appropriate. Why is this term used? Health Science Science Nursing NUR 318 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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