The RN has assigned the nursing assistant (NA) a task. The NA becomes angry and begins yelling at the RN. What is the best approach for the RN to take?
a. Tell the NA that you will let her leave early if she will do this for you.
b. Ignore her and reassign the task.
c. Meet with the NA to explore his or her feelings and the reason for resistance.
d. Call the nursing supervisor and report the NA for insubordination.
ANS: C
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