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tiffannnnyyyyyy

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If a visitor or a fellow employee asks a nursing assistant about a patient's condition, the nursing assistant should
 
  a. report the employee to a supervisor.
  b. ask the employee to check with the nurse.
  c. ignore the request.
  d. answer the question

Question 2

If a nursing assistant sees or knows of an instance of abuse or neglect of a resident, he or she should
 
  a. report it to his or her supervisor.
  b. tell another nursing assistant.
  c. not tell anyone.
  d. report it to the patient's family



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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