HNI 479_TBL 3_QUIZ

Question 1

A nurse works in a Peds urgent care clinic & just returned from break. Which client should the nurse attend to first?

Accepted Answer

A 4-year old receiving IV fluid for dehydration whose IV bag is empty.

Question 2

Which of the following are considered ACTIVE delegation to a UAP/AP?

Accepted Answer

Instructing UAP to reposition the client, Instructing UAP to empty foley bag twice a shift instead of once, Instructing UAP to check O2 sat levels q6 hours and report the results back

Question 3

A task has been delegated from RN (delegator) to UAP (delegatee). Who is primarily accountable for the outcome?

Accepted Answer

The licensed nurse

Question 4

Prior to administering medications, which client should the nurse assess first? A client who is to receive:

Accepted Answer

Warfarin (Coumadin), who has an INR of 5.0

Question 5

A client on bedrest needs personal care, meds & foley irrigation. Which task should the RN delegate to the UAP/AP?

Accepted Answer

Personal care, only

Question 6

Which medication order is appropriate for this client?

Accepted Answer

Positive style

Question 7

A client with CHF is receiving IV digoxin therapy. Which of the following tasks is appropriate for the LPN? SATA

Accepted Answer

Administer adequate oral fluids to the client, Help the client ambulate when required, Monitor the client’s vitals every 30 minutes

Question 8

Which task would the best for the RN delegate to the UAP/AP for a client with a NG tube in place for feedings?

Accepted Answer

Oral care for the client

Question 9

A task has been delegated from RN (delegator) to UAP (delegatee). Who is primarily responsible for getting task done?

Accepted Answer

The UAP

Question 10

Client with leg wound and unable to walk. What can be delegated to the LPN/LVN?

Accepted Answer

Take extra set of vital signs, Administration of an oral pain medication

HNI 479_TBL 3_QUIZ

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HNI 479_TBL 3_QUIZ

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