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A nurse who works in oncology questions the need to attend an education session on aneuploidy. What rationale would the nurse manager provide?

▸ The hospital is offering cross-training to nurses so that they have more job security.

▸ Accreditation agencies require cross-specialty education for all nurses.

▸ Aneuploidy, transcription, and tumor suppression are related.

▸ Many more newborns are being born with precancerous conditions.

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