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panfilo

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How will the nurse address the letter of application?
 
  1.
  Dear Sir or Madam
  2.
  Dear Human Resources Director
  3.
  Dear Sue
  4.
  Dear Ms. Anskey

Question 2

The interviewer explains to the LPN applying for the position that the facility will expect the LPN to work on committees as part of the job responsibilities. This expectation is:
 
  1.
  reasonable.
  2.
  beyond the scope of the LPN's practice.
  3.
  optional for the LPN.
  4.
  totally unrealistic and excessive.



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Answer to Question 1

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The letter should address the human resource director by name and should use the formal Mr. or Ms. Do not use the abbreviation Mrs. because you have no way of knowing the marital status of the woman.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: 1
Working on committees is part of the expectation of many employers who often expect more than just patient care from their nurses. It is a professional obligation to contribute to the facility so patient care is optimized.





 

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