The setting in which a new graduate may learn skills not normally acquired in an LPN/LVN program, will likely have a daytime schedule with weekends off, and will focus on prevention is a(n):
a. outpatient clinic.
b. physician's office.
c. home care setting.
d. adult day care.
B
Skills may be taught by the physician, and the schedule of primarily days can be considered an advantage.
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A. Transportation B. Education C. Insurance D. Technology
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98.6°C. Indicate whether the statement is true or false