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A hospital wishes to develop a new protocol for immediate postoperative recovery of trauma patients in the post anesthesia care unit (PACU).

A team of nurses must be selected to comprise the group to develop the new protocol. Ideally the minimum educational preparation of the leader of their group should have earned a/an:
a. Associate of Science in Nursing.
b. Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
c. Master of Science in Nursing.
d. Doctorate in Nursing.

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