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==Question 1== A registered nurse is working on a medical-surgical unit with an assistive personnel (AP). Which task is '''most appropriate''' for the nurse to delegate to the AP? # Assessing a newly admitted client's risk for pressure injury. # Reinforcing teaching about a low-sodium diet with a client who has heart failure. # Assisting a stable client on postoperative day 3 to ambulate in the hallway. # Obtaining the first set of vital signs on a client who has just returned from the post-anesthesia care unit. '''Answer:''' 3. Assisting a stable client on postoperative day 3 to ambulate in the hallway. ''Rationale:'' Ambulation of a client who is stable, whose activity order is established, and whose response to ambulation is predictable is a standard, unvarying task with minimal risk, which meets the criteria for the right task and right circumstance. Option 1 is an assessment and is never delegated. Option 2 is reinforcement of teaching, which falls to a licensed nurse such as an LPN, not to unlicensed personnel. Option 4 involves a client whose condition is not yet established as stable after anesthesia; the first post-PACU vital signs are part of the receiving nurse's assessment.
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