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In addition Anne earned advanced certification as a Clinical Specialist in Adult Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing.
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Each question includes the rationale for the answer in the opposite column, the nursing process step, patient needs category, patient needs subcategory and cognitive level, with questions on the fundamentals of nursing, medical and surgical nursing, maternal-infant nursing, pediatric nursing and psychiatric and mental health nursing.
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