The American Nurses Association (ANA) Code of Ethics for nurses is primarily a statement in support of:
a. Patient advocacy.
b. Professional membership.
c. Missionary work.
d. Preventative health care.
A
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A The overriding theme in the ANA Code of Ethics statement is that of patient advocacy.
B This is not applicable.
C This is not applicable.
D This is not applicable.
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