1. When considering the delegation of tasks in an interprofessional team, which factor is most important for the advanced practice nurse to consider? a) The cost-effectiveness of the delegation b) The educational background of the team members c) The scope of practice and competencies of the team members d) The time it takes to complete the task Answer: c) The scope of practice and competencies of the team members Rationale: Ensuring that tasks are delegated to professionals who are qualified and competent within their scope of practice is crucial for patient safety and effective team functioning. 2. In advanced nursing practice, evidence-based practice (EBP) is vital. Which of the following best describes the initial step in the EBP process? a) Evaluating the outcomes of the practice change b) Implementing the practice change c) Identifying a practice question or problem d) Reviewing the literature for best practices Answer: c) Identifying a practice question or problem Rationale: The first step in the EBP process is to identify a question or problem based on clinical curiosity or need, which then guides the subsequent steps of the process.