Nursing management and executive roles include which of the following? (Select all that apply.)
a. Supervisor
b. Nurse manager
c. Director
d. Chief nursing officer
e. Charge nurse
ANS: A, B, C, D
The four levels of nursing management include supervisor, nurse manager, director, and chief nursing officer (CNO). Charge nurse is not considered a level of nursing management.
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a. administration of activated charcoal. b. gastric lavage. c. peritoneal dialysis. d. whole-bowel irrigation.
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1. a nursing intervention. 2. the nursing process. 3. a nursing diagnosis. 4. a nursing goal.