Identify which team members (health care provider, LPN/LVN, RN, UAP) should perform the tasks to prepare the patient for emergency surgery. (More than one member may perform each task.)

A. Explain the procedure and obtain informed consent.
B. Collect and label the patient's belongings in a bag.
C. Ensure patency of peripheral IV.
D. Notify the operating room and give a report.
E. Take a full set of vital signs, with pulse oximeter reading.
F. Ensure that medical records are complete.
G. Transfer the patient to a stretcher and transport to the operating room.


(A) Health care provider and RN; (B) UAP; (C) LPN/LVN or RN; (D) RN; (E) UAP; (F) RN; (G) UAP with RN or health care provider

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