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A nursing preceptor is working with a new graduate on a medical-surgical unit.

During care of a client, the preceptor suggests that the graduate nurse change the technique of care to reflect the way the procedure has been conducted on the unit for a long time. The nursing student concludes that the preceptor is encouraging the graduate to: 1. Use existing unit modes of care. .
2. Use medical knowledge to perform care.
3. Use new knowledge gained through research.
4. Use trial and error to gain knowledge.

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