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Summary of Nurse's Social Policy Statement
DURING THE WRITTEN TEST, YOU MUST NOT USE ANY REFERENCE MATERIALS, NOTES OR TALK WITH ANY OTHER INDIVIDUAL. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ASK FOR ASSISTANCE. TAKE YOUR TIME, READ EACH QUESTION AND ALL ANSWERS BEFORE YOU ANSWER ANY QUESTION. ONLY ONE ANSWER WILL BE CORRECT. YOU SHOULD COMPLETE BOTH SIDES OF THIS TEST.

Some answers may be wrong. So please study your driver’s manual before attempting these questions!

|When you cause minor damage to a parked car and | |A first time offence of driving under influence (DUI) | |When merging with traffic on an interstate highway|
|cannot locate the driver, you should | |is punishable as follows: | |from an acceleration lane, you should: |
| | | | | |
|[☻] |Leave name, address and details attached | |[ ] |A fine of pot more than $2,500 | |[ ] |Stop at the end of the acceleration lane|
| |to vehicle | | | | | | |
| | | |[ ] |A felony | |[ ] |Slow down in the acceleration lane |
|[ ] |Report to insurance company within 24 | |[☻] |Imprisonment in jail for not less than 10 | |[☻] |Adjust to traffic speed, move carefully |
| |hours | | |days not more than 1 year, and a fine of | | |into the right lane when there is a |
| | | | |not more than $1,000 | | |sufficient break in traffic |
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