Which statement made by an LPN to RN program learner demonstrates an understanding of the importance of being familiar with the course syllabus?

A) "It is certainly helpful to identify what knowledge and skills I must possess before I graduate."
B) "That's where I go when I am trying to best manage my time and prioritize what needs to get done."
C) "This information has helped me both identify what I believe about nursing and how I want to practice."
D) "When I have a question about the nursing program's policies, it is a reliable, quick reference source."


B

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A. chief complaint B. history of present illness C. past health history D. family history

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