The nurse has an adequate understanding of nurse practice acts when stating which of the following?
a. "Nurse practice acts do not help guide nurses.".
b. "Nurse practice acts describe how to pre-pare for the NCLEX exam.".
c. "Nurse practice acts describe how and when to renew a nursing license.".
d. "Nurse practice acts provide a list of job openings.".
C
Nurse practice acts are great resources that provide information to nurses, including how and when to renew a nursing license. The nurse practice acts do not describe how to prepare for the NCLEX exam or provide a list of job openings.
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