Question 27

Nurse Junko and she will review the patient's chart.

Using "she" correctly completes the sentence by maintaining the subject-verb agreement and ensuring clarity in the subject being referred to in conjunction with Nurse Junko.

A) She

This option is correct because "she" is a pronoun that refers to a female subject, which matches the context of the sentence where Nurse Junko, also a female, is mentioned. The use of "she" alongside "Nurse Junko" properly indicates that both will participate in reviewing the patient's chart.

B) Them

This option is incorrect as "them" is a plural pronoun that refers to multiple individuals. In this context, it does not align with the singular subject "Nurse Junko" and would create confusion regarding the number of people involved in the task.

C) Me

This option is incorrect because "me" is an object pronoun and does not serve as a subject in the sentence. The sentence requires a subject pronoun to maintain grammatical structure, making "me" unsuitable in this context.

D) Him

This option is incorrect as "him" is a masculine object pronoun. It does not agree with the feminine subject of "Nurse Junko" and also fails to maintain the required subject position in the sentence, leading to an improper grammatical construction.

Conclusion

The correct answer "she" is the only option that appropriately completes the sentence while adhering to grammatical conventions and maintaining clarity regarding the subjects involved. All other options either misrepresent the subject-verb agreement or fail to fit the sentence structure, thereby reinforcing "she" as the definitive correct choice.