Which statement by an LPN – to- RN transition student demonstrates the greatest potential for successful adjustment to the changes typically experienced during such a role revision?
A) "I've already seen that this decision is worth all the effort I will have to make to be successful."
B) "My nurse manager has promised to consider me for a permanent staff nurse position on our unit."
C) "I will address the challenges as they occur and hope that I will be successful in this change."
D) "My family is supportive of me and wants me to succeed as much as I want to succeed."
A
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