Jayden is a new nurse at the hospital. Her supervisor sends her the following email: "Hi, Jayden. Please report: (1) the current status of all your patient's symptoms and (2) the results from the bloodwork tests you administered today." Is this email going to help Jayden complete her job well? A. Yes, because it is brief , but detailed.
B. No, because it uses specific medical terms .
C. No , because it is wordy and vague .
D. Yes , because it puts all of Jayden's tasks in writing .

D. Yes , because it puts all of Jayden's tasks in writing.

Explanation:

Jayden is a new nurse at the hospital and the duty of the nurse is to take blood for testing in the laboratory and note the symptoms of the patient. Both symptoms and blood tests are the essential components in the identification of the disease so the email which is sent by the supervisor has enough information about the tasks that leads the nurse to do her job efficiently. There is no code words or other medical terms are used in the email .

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