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Zulu123

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Lawsuits involving nurses often use other nurses as expert witnesses to establish
 
  a. The credentials of the nurse being charged
  b. The nurse practice act standards
  c. The usual job description of nurses
  d. The definition of safe and prudent care

Question 2

Which of the following is an assertive response to being embarrassed by another nurse in front of a family?
 
  a. I feel you are out of line
  b. When you yell at me in front of family members, I feel very humiliated
  c. You are so insensitive to my feelings
  d. Could you just shut up?



CAPTAINAMERICA

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Answer to Question 1

D
Nurses who are expert witnesses define safe and prudent care. The nurse practice act (response B) assists in that definition along with the nurse's credentials (response A) and job descriptions (response C), but these are only guidelines that assist the expert witness in defining care.

Answer to Question 2

B
Response B is an example of an assertive response. It describes the situation and the person's feelings. Responses A, C, and D all are aggressive responses.



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