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jhjkgdfhk · **on:** Jul 17, 2018

A member of a state board of nursing explains to senior nursing students that liberal arts, communication, and health care policy are all appropriate subjects for study in a BSN program because

a. a broad range of knowledge is important to work with educated consumers.
b. as nurses they will care for patients from increasingly diverse backgrounds.
c. physicians rely on the nursing staff to educate their patients on such issues.
d. they are prepared to assume entry-level leadership positions in various settings.

Question 2

A military recruiter would point out to a potential male RN recruit that

a. approximately one third of all the nurses in the armed forces are men.
b. not all branches of the military allow men in nursing positions.
c. opportunities for men in nursing are limited and highly competitive.
d. the number of military male nurses is similar to civilian numbers.

Toya9913 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 17, 2018

Answer to Question 1

D
BSN-prepared nurses are able to function as generalists and as entry-level leaders in a multitude of settings, leading to the need for inclusion of topics other than nursing care in their education.
Consumers are more educated today than before, but this is not germane to the inclusion of these topics in nursing education.
Diversity is increasing, but this is not related to the need for education in liberal arts and health care policy.
These topics are not taught so that nurses can teach their patients.

Answer to Question 2

A
A total of 35.5 of Army nurses, 30 of Air Force nurses, and 36 of Navy nurses are men.
All three branches allow men to serve as nurses.
Opportunities for men in the military are not limited, as can be seen by the high percentage of men in nursing in the armed services.
Although close to one third of all military nurses are men, only 6 of nurses in the civilian workforce are men.