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What are the Possible Sanctions?

Sanctions can vary depending on the severity of the misconduct and may include:
- Reprimand: A formal warning issued to the nurse.
- Probation: Allowing the nurse to continue practicing under certain conditions.
- Suspension: Temporarily revoking the nurse's license to practice.
- Revocation: Permanently revoking the nurse's license.
- Fines: Monetary penalties imposed on the nurse.

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