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What is the best advice that an experienced ICU nurse can offer to new nurses on how to remain focused on the patient?
1."Learn about the equipment before caring for the patient."
2."Don't come to work in ICU until you are proficient in all the equipment we use."
3."Try to arrange equipment so that you have ample opportunity to use the power of your touch with the patient."
4."Until you are comfortable with equipment, ask to be assigned with another nurse."

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High-Acuity Nursing

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Authors: Wagner, Hardin-Pierce

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