How are nursing theories developed?
A) Discovered in research.
B) Revealed in practice.
C) Invented to describe events.
D) Designed to tie research to practice.
C
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The nurse suspects that a patient is dependent on alcohol rather than abusing alcohol when what is assessed?
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Items that have touched the floor are contaminated.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)