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A community health nurse working with a group of families who come to a local community health care center tells them that she is going to be setting up child care so that the families can participate in the various classes being offered by the center.

Three months have passed and the nurse still has not instituted the child care program. The nurse has violated which ethical principle?

A) Veracity
B) Fidelity
C) Justice
D) Respect

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Smart ... Thanks!

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