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A nurse who floats between several different hospital units has been asked to work in a shift on the palliative care unit. What subject for continuing education would benefit this nurse during future shifts on this unit?
 
  A) Assessment and management of pain
  B) Interdisciplinary communication
  C) Mobilization and musculoskeletal function
  D) Respiratory assessment and management

Question 2

An experienced nurse who works in a busy, urban hospital is aware of the importance of multidisciplinary teams. What is the primary benefit of multidisciplinary teams in patient care?
 
  A) Multidisciplinary teams make use of different individuals' areas of expertise
  B) The use of multidisciplinary teams allows health care institutions to employ larger numbers of people.
  C) Multidisciplinary teams help create a rigidly defined hierarchy in health care settings.
  D) Multidisciplinary teams help to reduce the workload of physicians and nurses.



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