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tsand2

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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.

Question 2

A patient has returned from the operating room after having a permanent pacemaker implantation. What potential complication should the nurse assess for most closely in a postoperative patient immediately following permanent pacemaker implantation?
 
  A) Decreased urinary output
  B) Bleeding at the implantation site
  C) Decreased respiratory rate
  D) Deep venous thrombosis (DVT)



joshbk44

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Answer to Question 1

C
This licensure from one state to another is called endorsement.

Answer to Question 2

B



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