Which of the following are types of health care agencies in which the LPN/LVN would most likely find work? (Select all that apply.)

a. Board and care home
b. Emergency unit facility
c. Skilled nursing facility
d. Adult day care center
e. Hospice


ANS: C, E
Board and care home residences offer housing and custodial care and usually do not employ licensed staff. Intermediate care facilities provide health-related care to persons who do not require acute or skilled nursing services but who need facility placement. Care is usually provided by CNAs. Skilled nursing facilities rely heavily on LPN/LVNs. Adult day care centers are more likely to hire CNAs and personal care assistants who are supervised by RNs. Hospices often employ LPN/LVNs.

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