In an effort to manage time effectively and ensure good care, a registered nurse (RN) has chosen to delegate some tasks to a licensed practical nurse (LPN). In doing so, the RN has given consideration to the LPN's scope of practice
A scope of practice is best described as:
A) The degree of intervention that may be safely undertaken by a caregiver
B) The knowledge and skill set that is possessed by a professional
C) The actions that are legally permitted for a particular profession
D) The job description that is provided to an employee at the commencement of service
C
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