Increasing my self-esteem as a nurse contributes to my feelings of:
1.
being "in charge."
2.
being a skilled nurse.
3.
empowerment.
4.
being a "good" nurse.
ANS: 3
Raising one's self-esteem is important to the empowerment of self.
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