A student nurse is conducting a research project for school. Although this is a new assignment, she understands that the quickest and most dependable source of information is the Internet. Which resources require intervention by the instructor?
a. Wikipedia
b. CINAHL
c. MEDLINE
d. Online nursing journals
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A This is not a reliable source for research purposes and would require intervention by the instructor.
B This is a legitimate source for research and does not require intervention.
C This is a legitimate source for research and does not require intervention.
D This is a legitimate source for research and does not require intervention.
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