When Comparing Actual Performance Against Chosen Standards, Mangers Must Decide

question 69

Multiple Choice

When comparing actual performance against chosen standards, mangers must decide whether the deviation is substantial enough to warrant taking corrective action by:

• A)Determining the cause and take corrective action
• B)Determining an acceptable range of performance levels above and below the standard
• C)Determining if the variance is significant
• D)Computing the variance
• E)All of these choices are correct

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Appreciate the role of normal flora in preventing infection and maintaining health.

Acknowledge the importance of hygiene practices in different settings, including the acute care environment and pediatric care.

Understand the principles of skin care and the prevention of pressure ulcers and other skin impairments.

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