One of the problems contributing to the nursing shortage is that:
a. nurses are leaving the profession in greater numbers than those that are entering the profession.
b. the cost of attending nursing school has skyrocketed, making it unaffordable for most.
c. hospitals and doctor's offices are not using as many nurses as they have in the past.
d. an increase in the number and type of allied health professionals that are entering the field.
a. nurses are leaving the profession in greater numbers than those that are entering the profession.
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Correct: Correct!
Incorrect: The cost of attending nursing school is not a factor in the nursing shortage.
Incorrect: While incorrect, it does not address the shortage issue.
Incorrect: While correct, this does not address the nursing shortage issue.
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