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Tirant22

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The nursing assistant working in home health care is responsible for
 A) making sure utility bills are paid.
  B) completing care in a timely manner.
  C) managing all the household problems.
  D) calling the physician and family to report in.

Question 2

You need to speak with your patient who wears a hearing aid. What is the first thing you should do?
 A) Turn on the patient's hearing aid
  B) Speak loudly and clearly
  C) Stand in front of the window or light source
  D) Get the patient's attention



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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