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nursing-ethics
What each nursing-ethics question is really asking, how to structure the answer, and where the marks are likely to sit.
Two of the prompt's three scenarios are genuine dilemmas. The third, a colleague pocketing a patient's oxycodone, is a reporting obligation wearing a dilemma's clothes.
The rubric grades the presenter notes, not the slides. That single instruction tells you where to put the thinking and why sparse slides are a requirement rather than a style choice.