The graduate may practice in another state if he or she has passed the NCLEX-PN® examination in his or her own state and meets the other state's educational requirements. This licensure from one state to another is called:
a. auxiliary.
b. co-licensure.
c. endorsement.
d. qualified licensure.
C
This licensure from one state to another is called endorsement.
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a. Normalize his symptoms as resulting from mild anxiety and calmly discuss how they may actually help his performance. b. Advise the patient to discuss his experience with a physician or psychologist, as these symptoms suggest a more serious psychiatric disorder. c. Offer to explore the possibility of obtaining an order for an anxiolytic medication to be used when necessary. d. Acknowledge the patient's experience and suggest that he consider counseling to bring this anxiety under control.
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A) Slack, soft breast tissue B) Deeply fissured nipples C) Enlarged lymph nodes D) Darkened breast areolae
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