Question

Penny is studying to become a nurse. While she is taking her nursing courses, her guidance counselor also advises that she takes a course in Spanish. How might adding this extra course help Penny in her new career?

Penny will be smarter because she has taken more classes.

Penny will be able to interact with English and Spanish patients.

Penny will not use Spanish, but it will keep her busy during college.

Penny will qualify for a scholarship if she speaks Spanish.

Answer 1

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Taking a Spanish course can be beneficial to Penny in her nursing career in several ways:

- It will allow her to better communicate with Spanish-speaking patients, which is important for providing quality and effective care.
- Being bilingual in English and Spanish may give Penny a competitive edge in the job market, as healthcare facilities often value employees who can communicate with a diverse range of patients.
- It can enhance her cultural competency and provide a greater understanding of different cultural practices and beliefs, which can contribute to providing more culturally sensitive care.
- Penny may have opportunities to work with Spanish-speaking healthcare professionals and collaborate more effectively with them.
Overall, adding a Spanish course to her nursing studies could be very advantageous for Penny in her future career.