Helene graduated as a practical nurse several weeks ago and is preparing to begin her new job in a long-term care facility. Because she has successfully completed her nursing program, Helene should
A) have the knowledge and skills that help to meet patients' physical and psychosocial needs.
B) have the ability to lead an interdisciplinary team in organizing and carrying out patient care.
C) conduct nursing research that adds to the body of knowledge in the nursing profession.
D) be able to enter a masters degree program if she wants to continue her nursing education.
A
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