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molly has performed a
delegated task competently
before but the nurse said not
to perform the task today.
what should molly do?
select one:
a. do the task anyway.
b. go to her union representative.
c. quit her job because it is unfair.
d. realize that certain tasks may not always
be delegated and to not take it
personally.
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Explanation:

In a healthcare or work delegation context, when a nurse (a supervisor in this setting) instructs not to perform a task, the appropriate response is to recognize that task delegation can vary and not take it personally. Option a is insubordinate, b is unnecessary for a simple task restriction, c is an overreaction. So d is the correct choice as it shows professional understanding of task delegation dynamics.

Answer:

d. Realize that certain tasks may not always be delegated and to not take it personally.