The interviewer explains to the LPN applying for the position that the facility will expect the LPN to work on committees as part of the job responsibilities. This expectation is:
1.
reasonable.
2.
beyond the scope of the LPN's practice.
3.
optional for the LPN.
4.
totally unrealistic and excessive.
ANS: 1
Working on committees is part of the expectation of many employers who often expect more than just patient care from their nurses. It is a professional obligation to contribute to the facility so patient care is optimized.
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