How many milliliters of full-strength Sustacal are needed to prepare 240 mL of half-strength Sustacal?
1. 120 mL
2. 240 mL
3. 360 mL
4. 480 mL
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A new nurse on a unit makes a charting error. Although the nurse rectifies the error appropriately, the nurse thinks, "I should have never become a nurse. I'm just no good at this." What type of thinking does this reflect?
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