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audragclark

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The result of the time a staff nurse spends providing nursing services multiplied by her salary and fringe benefit factor is a good example of a(n) ____.
 
  a. Business cost
  b. Direct cost
  c. Indirect cost
  d. Resource cost

Question 2

Which behavior/attitude makes it likely that a planned change will be unsuccessful?
 
  A) The suggested change is brought forward only after the plan has been formalized.
  B) All individuals who may be affected by the change are involved in planning for the change.
  C) The change agent is sensitive to the internal and external environment of the organization.
  D) An assessment of resources to carry out the plan is completed before unfreezing.



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Answer to Question 1

B
Direct costs are costs that can be identified with the production of a specific product or service. In nursing, direct costs are the costs of resources used for the direct care of a client (Finkler & Kovner, 2000).

Answer to Question 2

A



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