Evaluation is described as a daily responsibility.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not mentioned
• D. Sometimes

Answer: (A)

Evaluation is something you do every day in supervision and practice, not just at isolated moments. The idea is that feedback, progress checks, and adjustments to plans should happen continuously to keep learning on track and to protect patient safety. Daily evaluation helps you spot and address gaps quickly, reinforce what’s going well, and tailor guidance to what you need right now. Even when there are formal reviews, the day-to-day learning relies on ongoing informal assessment, making daily evaluation the expected approach.

Choosing not mentioned or sometimes would imply inconsistency or a lack of regular practice, and that doesn’t align with how supervision is described—instruction and feedback are integrated into daily practice. Saying it’s false would contradict the stated expectation that evaluation is daily.