The nurse is conducting a literature search.In what instance might the nurse question the reliability of the health information?

A) Author has a DNP degree.
B) Article has a list of references.
C) Web address ends in .net.
D) Publication date is 3 years old.

Web addresses ending in .net would make the nurse double-check the reliability of the information to make sure it is accurate by looking for other sources to support the claims.A doctorate in nursing practice (DNP)degree indicates the author has a good educational basis from which to be considered an expert and would not make the nurse question the reliability of the writing.Articles with a reference list indicate the writing is based on other sources and would not make the nurse question the reliability of the writing.Information that is less than 5 years old is considered up to date; some classic content,original theory,or research may be even older and still remain relevant.