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An RN has been a supervisor for 5 years and is beginning to become demotivated. The work has consumed the nurse for many years and the nurse is very good at what needs to be done.
 
  The RN is looking for a way to stay motivated and excited about the job. Which course of action would be most apt to help the RN with renewal?
  A) Begin job hunting in a new field
  B) Start practicing self-care
  C) Take a management class
  D) Start leaving work early

Question 2

What is typical of job satisfaction levels?
 
  A) Are higher for subordinates than for management staff
  B) Decline as the level of participation in unit decision making increases
  C) Can be correlated with the degree of control subordinates perceive they have over their work life
  D) Are fairly static given that unit cultures are so difficult to change



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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