A Master's Degree in Nursing Differs from a Generic Nursing

question 18

Multiple Choice

A master's degree in nursing differs from a generic nursing degree in what way? A master's degree in nursing

• A)requires a level of specialization to be selected.
• B)prepares the nurse for nursing administration.
• C)increases the authority and responsibilities of the nurse.
• D)enables the nurse to become a nurse educator.

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