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A: For this set of questions, imagine you have experience as a nursing assistant. Today you have an interview for a nursing assistant job at the medical center. The interviewer is asking you questions about your personal qualities. B: Tell me about your ability to work in a team and to get along with co-workers.

A: The interviewer asks you another question about your personal and professional qualifications. B: Why do you think you should be hired for this position?

A: The interviewer asks you one more question. B: Do you have any questions for me about the position?

A: There are many different pieces of equipment at the medical center. Your supervisor is explaining how to care for this piece of equipment, called the stethoscope. B: When you begin your shift, get a stethoscope from the charge nurse, clean the earpieces with an alcohol swab, and carry it in your uniform pocket when you’re not using it. A: Where do you get your stethoscope each day? stethoscope

A: Your supervisor gives you more information about this piece of equipment, called the stethoscope. B: If you want to buy your own stethoscope, the medical center sells them to employees for $20. Do you think you want to buy one?