The nurse manager is aware that several patients will be admitted to the unit today. Today's staff includes three registered nurses, two licensed practical nurses, and three unlicensed nursing assistants
Who should the manager expect to assess and document the admitted patient's nursing needs? 1. The nursing assistant
2. The admitting physician
3. A registered nurse
4. A licensed practical or vocational nurse
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Rationale: The nursing assistant may collect data such as vital signs, but cannot use the data to plan care.
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