The certified nursing assistant (CNA) tells the nurse: "I can help you with your assessment." What is the most appropriate response by the nurse?
a. "Thank you. I am having a busy day and I can use your help."
b. "I'm sorry, but nurses are responsible for all patient assessment."
c. "How long have you been a CNA?"
d. "If you will obtain the vital signs and place them in the chart then that would be a big help."
ANS: D
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