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A new graduate attempting to get others to do something believed necessary and influencing them to follow is demonstrating:
 
  a. management.
  b. leadership.
  c. influence.
  d. control.

Question 2

A setting in which the new graduate gives total care to one patient; is totally independent; provides care in the home, hospital, or other facility; is paid directly by the patient; and is legally responsible for his or her own actions is:
 
  a. home health nursing.
  b. private duty nursing.
  c. patient care nursing.
  d. agency care nursing.



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Answer to Question 1

B
Leadership is the art of getting others to want to do something that is perceived as necessary.

Answer to Question 2

B
The private duty nurse gives total care to one patient.





 

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