### activity | practice:

Nursing practice
* is an element of the health care delivery system
  - based on theoretical and scientific knowledge and aims to promote health
  - guided by scientific knowledge, standards of care and a code of ethics
  - influenced by setting, specialty, and social and technological advances
  - performed autonomously and collaboratively within the health-care system
  - targeted toward maximal attainment of self management
* is the actual provision of nursing care
  - focal point of the relationship between practice, theory, and research
* occurs in a variety of settings where the nursing and client systems interact
  - within a socio-political environment
* uses knowledge, both theory and research based, to guide care and promote change.

Occult
* is practice
* symbolisms in cartoons are extremely prevalent.

Peonage
* are practice.
* form of involuntary servitude based on real or alleged indebtedness
  - labor control that relies on debt to compel a worker
* is practice

### activity | practice:

Pluralism
* Comes in two forms.
* Define religious pluralism.
* are doctrines
  - social organizations
* basic tenet of our American way of life.
* builds a people that are conscious of differences and division.
* claims that the exclusivity of some religions is wrong.
* creates a constant propaganda war in which divergent views vie for people's allegiance.
* denies that there is one absolute principle or truth behind the universe.
* devalues Christian truth by regarding it as one truth among many.
* fact of life in religion as well as politics now
* goes hand in hand with relativism, the idea that all things are relative
* guarantee of cultural wealth, and diversity is needed for development.
* has a long and honorable history in American political thought.
* helps bind people from different ethnic backgrounds, especially in schools.
* is about embracing the behaviors which express various cultures.
* is an admission of one's own limitations
  - aspect of democracy and Israel Jewish state which is also democratic
  - but a wide range of opinion and the freedom of the individual to express it
  - each person having an equal voice in a democratic process
  - enlightened, positive, democratic
  - inherent, at the very least, in the human condition
  - melioristic
  - modern culture's belief that there are many different right ways to live and believe
  - seen as an outcome of the postmodern exaltation of difference
* is the belief that truth is imparted to a system just because it belief that is held
  - genius of American democracy
  - inescapable focal point of any course in American religion
  - quality or condition of existing in more than one part or form
  - second component of conservative political morality
  - supreme over-arching god in the pantheon of modern politically correct gods
  - third main account of welfare
  - watchword
  - to philosophy what moral relativism is to ethics
* lets things really exist in the each-form or distributively.
* means freedom
  - participation of all parties and the civil society
* pillar of American society.
* prides itself on religious tolerance.
* reality that emerges from the very nature of India.
* reality, a necessity for human development in democratic societies.
* refers to government by more than one
  - the thousands of interest groups that participate in politics
* reflects a stakeholder model of power sharing and distribution of influence.
* represents a deterioration of an earlier unity, a falling away from the ideal beginnings.
* seems more likely than determinism around a single pattern, such as global capitalism.
* speaks of cohabitation rather than adoption.
* therefore implies disagreement and dissension within a community.