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brutforce

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Which of the following is a characteristic of effective shift planning?
 
  a. getting the job done in the least amount of time
  b. nobody died
  c. everybody showed up for work
  d. evaluation of optimal and reasonable outcomes

Question 2

Threats to the employee do NOT include:
 
  A) Potentially lethal chemicals
  B) Exposure to infectious materials
  C) Recapping safety devices in each room
  D) Radioactive materials in open containers



ebonylittles

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Answer to Question 1

D
Effective shift planning involves deciding what goals or outcomes are to be achieved. Identifying optimal outcomes (best possible objectives) as well as reasonable outcomes (realistic objectives given the available resources at hand), and evaluating progress made toward these outcomes during and at the end of shift are qualities that lead to effective planning during one's shift. Often enough, nurses do not allow themselves permission to do less-than-optimal work, but sometimes, due to circumstances beyond their control (e.g., being short staffed), achieving reasonable goals is the best that can be expected.

Answer to Question 2

C
Recapping safety devices in each room



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