Which of the following is a characteristic of nursing practice in rural environments?
1. Anonymity
2. Less autonomy
3. Professional isolation
4. Faster pace
ANS: 3
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1. Abuse. 2. Addiction. 3. Dependence. 4. Disorders.
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