"Leaders" are often the individuals who take risks, think creatively, and implement different strategies to solve problems. These "leaders" who lead but who are not in a position of authority would include:
A. Nurse managers
B. Staff nurses
C. Nurse supervisors
D. Nurse administrators
ANS: B
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A Incorrect because nurse managers are in a position of authority.
B correct because staff nurses are leaders but are not in a position of authority.
C Incorrect because nurse supervisors are in a position of authority.
D Incorrect because nurse administrators are in a position of authority.
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