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A registered nurse (RN), who now works as a nursing supervisor at a local hospital, is asked to talk

A registered nurse (RN), who now works as a nursing supervisor at a local hospital, is asked to talk about nursing at the career day at a local high school. When explaining to the students why nursing is a profession rather than a job, which criteria will the RN include to illustrate this point? Select all that apply.
A) Ongoing research
B) High salaries
C) Nursing shortage
D) General knowledge
E) Service orientation

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Nursing: A Concept-Based Approach to Learning, Volume I

Edition: 2^nd

Author: Pearson Education

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