Professional associations in nursing are vital because they:
a. develop policy and procedures.
b. establish a network and social group for operating room nurses.
c. gain national attention.
d. maintain nursing as a robust profession that advocates for the needs of nurses and their patients or clients, and affirms the public trust.
ANS: D
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1. personality characteristics. 2. goals or objectives. 3. behavioral characteristics. 4. performance standards.
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a. dry mouth b. sedation c. confusion d. constipation
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