How should questions regarding strengths and weaknesses of a job applicant best be handled?
A) Vaguely, if the applicant feels weaknesses far outweigh the strengths
B) Honestly, with a clear explanation of abilities
C) Honestly, with a clear emphasis on strengths in order to avoid discussing weaknesses
D) Indirectly, by providing information on the strength of the applicant's educational history
B
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A) Life span B) Gender C) Occupation D) Culture
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a. 18 gauge b. 22 gauge c. 24 gauge d. 26 gauge
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a. Review the state's nurse practice act for LPN scope of practice. b. Review the unit policy and procedure for IV medication administration. c. Determine whether the LPN has previously performed this procedure. d. Demonstrate the procedure; then allow the LPN to administer the IV medication.
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a. Metabolic acidosis b. Metabolic alkalosis c. Respiratory acidosis d. Respiratory alkalosis