Which of the following would the nurse consider appropriate delegation?
A) The CNA asks another CNA to remove the Foley catheter of a postoperative client. B) The LPN/LVN delegates vital signs for a client receiving a blood transfusion to the CNA. C) The RN asks the LPN/LVN to obtain vital signs and perform an assessment of the client immediately following a seizure. D) The LPN/LVN delegates to the unlicensed assistive personnel the task of recording intake and output for a postoperative client.
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A) Blood pressure B) Fluid volume recovery C) Urine output D) Cardiac dysrhythmias
A client's plan of care specifies that he should spend the majority of his time in a high Fowler's position. When following this guideline, the nurse would elevate the client's head at:
A) 45° B) 55° C) 60° to 90° D) 75° to 105°
The nurse is aware that thyroid hormone production is dependent on the intake of:
a. protein and iodine. b. fats and vitamins. c. carbohydrates and minerals. d. sodium and potassium.
The nursing assistant will benefit from doing warm-up exercises before going on duty.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)