In the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit,there Has Been Simmering Discontent

Multiple Choice

In the cardiac intensive care unit,there has been simmering discontent about the new nurse manager,who avoids any discussion about her scheduling and practice decisions.The staff have begun to sort into "different camps" depending on how they feel about the manager or the decisions.Which of the following statements MOST accurately describes this situation?

A) The tension that has been generated will result in creative solutions.
B) Staff will become a cohesive group that takes a stand against the manager.
C) The conflict will result in increased dialogue about practice and scheduling options.
D) Patient care may suffer because attention and energy is being diverted toward the unit relationships.