An OB nurse manager has hired a new registered nurse. The manager is reviewing the current staff to determine who should precept the new nurse. The manager decides to choose a particular nurse because she exhibits the desire:
1. To increase her wages.
2. To assume the responsibility to train new staff and is an excellent nurse.
3. For added responsibility and training.
4. To work an 8-hour schedule for a few weeks.
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Explanation: 1. The preceptor role may offer increased wages and added responsibilities but the manager
selects the preceptor based upon her skills and responsibility. Organizations vary as to the
preceptorship schedule.
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