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Which job responsibilities indicate that a nurse has supervisory capacity?Note: Credit will be given ...

Which job responsibilities indicate that a nurse has supervisory capacity?

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1. The nurse makes clinical judgments about client care.
2. The nurse assigns a nurse assistant to care for a team of clients.
3. The nurse discusses client care with the supervising physician.
4. The nurse hires staff to manage units.
5. The nurse retains responsibility for the actions of nurses assigned to provide client care.

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Makes sense. I kept debating which letter to choose, but I can see why now.

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