A doctor is asked by a colleague to cover for them while they leave early without telling the manager. What is the most appropriate response?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Suggest that the colleague speaks to the manager and offer to help with a proper swap
- Step 1: Honesty and fairness. Step 2. Offering a proper swap solves the problem openly. Answer: Suggest that the colleague speaks to the manager and offer to help with a proper swap. Why not the others: Lying or reporting without discussion are less appropriate; cutting contact is not constructive.
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