The new graduate nurse is sharing a journal article about caring with peers when a more experienced nurse says, "You'd be a lot better off studying pathophysiology instead of wasting time on caring."
How does the graduate interpret the experienced nurse's comment?
1.
The experienced nurse is just mean and doesn't like new graduates.
2.
The experienced nurse is most likely overworked and cranky.
3.
The experienced nurse was educated in the medical model.
4.
The experienced nurse is uncaring and dislikes new graduates.
3.
The experienced nurse was educated in the medical model.
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