The nurse has an adequate understanding of capital budget when stating:
a. "A capital budget is part of the expected expenses of the unit.".
b. "A capital budget is used to purchase or replace equipment costing more than $5000.".
c. "A capital budget is used to pay for nurses to work in the hospital.".
d. "A capital budget is used to purchase lunch for employees.".
B
The nurse has an adequate understanding of capital budget when the nurse states that the budget "is used to purchase or replace equipment costing more than $5000.". The capital budget is the beginning point of the budget cycle. It is not used to pay for nurses to work in the hospital and is not used to purchase lunch for employees. The capital budget is not part of the expected expenses of the unit.
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