Elyse told prospective nursing students and their families, "today's nurse is much more than just a caregiver. she is a manager, a teacher, and a patient advocate." elyse's language violated which of the guidelines for inclusive language discussed in your textbook?

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Damaris

8 December, 02:51

Elyse told prospective nursing students and their families, "today's nurse is much more than just a caregiver. she is a manager, a teacher, and a patient advocate." elyse's language violated which of the guidelines for inclusive language discussed in your textbook?

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Devan Mays · Answer 1

Elyse's language violated the guideline of not using bender-inclusive terms to refer to the person. This way she assumed the gender of the person she was introducing to the prospective students and their families. Also, she implied that a nurse is always a female.