Current trends in nursing practice include the increasing development of:
A) inpatient psychiatric units.
B) birthing centers.
C) homeless shelters.
D) ambulatory surgery centers.
Ans: B
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Current trends in nursing practice include the development of nursing centers, wellness promotion programs, care of older adults, birthing centers, and home and community health care.
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