- Isolate Pakistan from its neighbors.
- Enhance regional connectivity, improve infrastructure, and boost Pakistan's economy.
- Focus solely on military cooperation between the two countries.
- Promote cultural exchange programs.
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- The success of the federal system.
- Geographical separation between the two wings and issues of political and economic disparity.
- The absence of a strong military.
- The weakness of the 1973 constitution.
- Personal financial success.
- National cohesion, belief in the country's foundations, and an orderly approach to progress.
- Military expansionism.
- Political rivalry and opposition.
- Was the first Governor-General of the country.
- Provided the intellectual and philosophical foundation for the creation of Pakistan.
- Led the military campaign for independence.
- Wrote the national anthem.
- The people have no role in governance.
- The rulers are not accountable for their actions.
- The authority delegated to the state must be exercised within the limits prescribed by Islamic principles of justice and morality.
- Pakistan should not have a written constitution.
- They are a set of laws that must be memorized for licensing exams.
- They provide a global framework for addressing key determinants of health, such as poverty, education, gender equality, and sanitation, which are central to nursing practice.
- They focus exclusively on economic growth, ignoring health.
- They are only applicable to developed countries.
- An excess of ICU beds and ventilators.
- The importance of a coordinated national response and the need for strengthening public health infrastructure.
- The irrelevance of community health workers.
- The system's ability to handle any crisis without external help.
- A lack of effective vaccine.
- Social and security issues, including attacks on healthcare workers and misinformation campaigns.
- The government's complete neglect of the issue.
- A genetic predisposition among the population.
- Form a military alliance against China.
- Promote economic and social development and regional cooperation among its member states.
- Create a single currency for South Asia.
- Address global issues with a single, unified voice.
- Spreading its political ideology.
- Global peace and security.
- Establishing military bases in other countries.
- Promoting its trade interests.
- Promote economic ties with European nations.
- Act as a collective platform for Muslim countries to address political, social, and economic issues.
- Create a unified military command for all Muslim nations.
- Compete with the United Nations for global influence.
- Is solely an engineering problem with no health implications.
- Directly impacts public health, leading to waterborne diseases like cholera, typhoid, and child malnutrition.
- Affects only the industrial sector.
- Is a problem that has already been completely solved by the government.
- An increase in safe drinking water sources.
- More predictable and stable weather patterns.
- An increased frequency of extreme weather events like floods, droughts, and heatwaves.
- A decrease in sea level along the coast.
- A decline in agricultural output.
- A rapidly aging population.
- Terrorism and religious extremism.
- The lack of a bicameral parliament.
- Shared economic prosperity.
- The Durand Line border dispute and issues related to cross-border militancy and refugees.
- A lack of any cultural or religious ties.
- A joint membership in the European Union.
- A strategic alliance with strong economic, military, and diplomatic ties.
- A relationship based on rivalry and competition.
- A purely transactional relationship with no diplomatic depth.
- A recent development with no historical precedent.
- The unresolved Kashmir dispute and a history of wars and mistrust.
- A shared economic and trade union.
- A joint defense pact against external threats.
- Complete agreement on all foreign policy issues.
- Geostrategic location at the crossroads of South Asia, Central Asia, and the Middle East.
- Complete isolation from global affairs.
- Single-minded focus on economic trade above all else.
- Policy of non-alignment with any country.
- Deciding which patients to treat first.
- Imposing one's own cultural values on the patient.
- Providing culturally competent care that respects patients' beliefs, values, and practices.
- Communicating with patients only in English.
