When Voting, Board of Nursing Members (Regardless of What State

question 8

Multiple Choice

When voting, board of nursing members (regardless of what state they are in) take into account public welfare and safety, legal defensibility of the vote, and:

• A) potential national impact of the vote.
• B) potential state impact of the vote.
• C) potential institutional impact of the vote.
• D) potential individual nursing impact of the vote.

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