The home health care agency that receives federal funds desires to hire a new home health care aide. This aide will provide direct and hands-on care to patients. Which person would meet federal requirements for that position?
1. A nursing assistant who has on-the-job training at a nursing home
2. A nursing assistant who completed a training and competency evaluation program
3. A nursing assistant who has on-the-job training at a hospital
4. A second-semester student enrolled in a registered nursing program
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Rationale: On the job training at a nursing home is not sufficient for employment in a home health agency that receives federal funds.
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