How should health care student training most efficiently be handled by an institution?
1. Each nursing student receives the same amount of training as the staff nurse on the unit.
2. Practical or vocational nursing students are placed in the user class with LPNs or LVNs to access information and document client care.
3. Students must be trained to provide appropriate clinical information to an assigned staff nurse, who will document client care in the system.
4. Students assess and document client care and medication administration by giving their information to the clinical instructor to input into the system.
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Rationale: The correct answer is "practical or vocational nursing students are placed in the user class with LPNs or LVNs to access information and document client care.". It is most cost-effective to use preexisting user classes for students at a similar end-user level.
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