A clinical instructor asks a student to perform a procedure independently after supervised practice. Which action by the instructor is most appropriate before the student begins?
Correct answer: A. Confirm the student's preparation and explain the expected standard
- A. Confirm the student's preparation and explain the expected standard
- B. Leave the student alone to encourage independence
- C. Correct every movement before the procedure starts
- D. Ask another student to take responsibility for the patient
Explanation
The instructor should confirm readiness, explain the expected standard and ensure that patient safety is maintained. Independence does not mean removing supervision or transferring responsibility to another student.
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