While the Clinical Nursing Instructor Should Refrain from Jumping in to Complete

While the clinical nursing instructor should refrain from jumping in to complete a patient care activity for a student unless the patient's safety and well being are in danger of being compromised, she occasionally will need to act to ensure that patient needs are met while students are assigned to their care. One benefit to students of the instructor's actions is that

A) when combined with the student's activities, the instructor's actions model a complete professional performance
B) students are relieved of the need to set priorities since they can trust that the instructor will complete any care activities they can't complete
C) the student's relationship with the patient is enhanced and supported since the instructor makes certain that the patient's needs are met
D) students will be able to focus on what she is doing and forget about how the patient is feeling
E) there is no benefit to the instructor acting to meet patient needs