A.
The study had one main finding: that the new drug was highly effective.
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B.
The patient wanted: to go home.
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C.
The nurse packed her bag with: a stethoscope, a pen, and her notes.
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D.
The reasons were: numerous and complex.
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D.
It is a single sentence.
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A.
In all capital letters.
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A.
State that you do not like the intervention.
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B.
Provide evidence from credible studies that show the intervention is ineffective or harmful.
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C.
Say that all the other nurses also dislike the intervention.
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D.
Ignore the intervention completely in your writing.
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A.
Describing what you would do differently next time.
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B.
Describing your feelings about the event.
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C.
Describing the event objectively and factually.
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D.
Analyzing the good and bad aspects of the experience.
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A.
The thesis statement.
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B.
A concluding sentence.
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C.
An opening statement that grabs the reader's interest.
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D.
The author's personal opinion.
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A.
Vague and mysterious.
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B.
As detailed as possible, including all raw data.
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C.
Concise and informative.
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A.
"The nurse has to figure out what's wrong with the patient."
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B.
"The nurse must assess the patient to determine a diagnosis."
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C.
"The nurse needs to get to the bottom of the patient's problem."
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D.
"The nurse's job is to see what's up with the patient."
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