A rural community health nurse is acting in the role of a mentor. Which of the following activities would the nurse most likely be doing?
A) Providing childbirth classes
B) Contacting a specialist for a client
C) Collecting immunization data for program development
D) Orienting a new rural health nurse to the community
Ans: D
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