Which activities are similar enough that they could be grouped to better manage time? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply.
A) Restocking the medication cart
B) Discussing a diet request with a new client
C) Calling for extra linen from laundry
D) Searching the internet for an unfamiliar client diagnosis
E) Emailing a colleague a question about the schedule

Question

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1. Restocking the medication cart takes attention to detail. This task should not be combined with other tasks.
2. The nurse should pay full attention to the client and not combine this with other activities.
3. Calling for extra linen is unlike any other task in this list and would not make a suitable fit for task combination.
4. While the nurse is searching for a client diagnosis on the internet would combine well with emailing a colleague.
5. The nurse could easily email a colleague and search for information about a client diagnosis while logged into the computer.

Which Activities Are Similar Enough That They Could Be Grouped