The state board of nursing has written new regulations to clarify in a more concrete manner what the nurse practice act allows and requires. Which of the following effects will this change have on nurses in this state?

a. None, because they are just helpful guidelines for maximum safety
b. None, because they just give specifics that may change over time
c. Major, because prudent nurses would follow such regulations
d. Major, because these rules and regulations have the effect of law and must be obeyed


ANS: D

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