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The nurse is aware that the best way to evaluate an unlicensed assistive personnel’s (UAP’s) ability to perform a skill or task is to:
a.   obtain verbal confirmation from another nurse that the nursing assistant is proficient.
b.   review documentation that the nursing assistant is competent in skills.
c.   observe the nursing assistant performing the skill or task.
d.   demonstrate the skill to the nursing assistant before his demonstration.

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Fundamental Concepts and Skills for Nursing

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Authors: deWit, Williams

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