3/25/25, 7:36 PNR201 - EXAM 1 Flashcards |
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PNR201 - EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED GRADED A++
Practice questions for this set
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Right task -delegated for a specific patient such as tasks that require little supervision, are
repetitive, noninvasive, and have predictable results with minimal risk involved.
Right Circumstance - patient setting, available resources, and other relevant factors before
delegating a task.
Right person - delegating the appropriate tasks to the right healthcare person to be performed on
the correct patient.
Right direction/communication - Consider the "4 C's" when giving direction and
communicating, which includes clear, concise, complete, and correct information.
Right Supervision - Provide appropriate monitoring and evaluation as well as intervention and
feedback as needed.
Select the correct term
What are 5 rights to delegation and What are some practices that could lead to
1example of each. 2increased health care cost?
Treatment and Nursing Interventions for
3 4What is the source used for a homograft?
Pressure Ulcers
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Terms in this set (67)
What tasks are in the scope of practice for Caregiver, educator, collaborator, advocate, leader, and delegator.
an LPN?
Therapeutic communication and active Giving full attention, being aware of both verbal and non-verbal messages
listening.
What task can the LPN delegate to the making unoccupied beds, supervising patient ambulation, assisting with hygiene, and
unlicensed techs? feeding meals can be delegated.
Right task -delegated for a specific patient such as tasks that require little
supervision, are repetitive, noninvasive, and have predictable results with minimal risk
involved.
Right Circumstance - patient setting, available resources, and other relevant factors
before delegating a task.
What are 5 rights to delegation and
Right person - delegating the appropriate tasks to the right healthcare person to be
example of each.
performed on the correct patient.
Right direction/communication - Consider the "4 C's" when giving direction and
communicating, which includes clear, concise, complete, and correct information.
Right Supervision - Provide appropriate monitoring and evaluation as well as
intervention and feedback as needed.
"The Five Rights"
Right patient
How can the LPN promote med safety Right drug
when caring for a patient? Right
dose Right
route Right
time.
1. Only take linens and supplies that will be used immediately into the patient's
room. Supplies not used for the patient must be put in the trash and unused linens
must be rewashed.
What are some practices that could lead to 2.Follow facility policy for documenting all patient care for reimbursement.
increased health care cost? 3.Organize patient care for effective and efficient use of time. It is less expensive
to do something right the first time.
4. Implement nursing care to help prevent complications and catch signs
of complications.
Restlessness, agitation, or mental confusion or an increase in heart rate are early
What are early symptoms of inadequate
indicators of inadequate oxygenation of the blood. Make sure you have a baseline
oxygenation?
assessment of mental status and vital signs to be able to identify early changes.
When will the LPN need to use critical During patient care
thinking?
• Collecting data in an organized way
Examples of critical thinking during • Verifying data
patients care? • Looking for gaps in information
• Analyzing the data
1. Data collection: Assist the RN by systematically gathering and reviewing
The nursing processes. All the stages and
information about the patient and communicating it to appropriate members of the
examples.
health care team.
The nursing processes. All the stages and 2. Planning: Assist the RN in the development of expected outcomes and
examples. interventions for a patient's plan of care.
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PNR201 - EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED GRADED A++
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1/7 Study using Learn
Right task -delegated for a specific patient such as tasks that require little supervision, are
repetitive, noninvasive, and have predictable results with minimal risk involved.
Right Circumstance - patient setting, available resources, and other relevant factors before
delegating a task.
Right person - delegating the appropriate tasks to the right healthcare person to be performed on
the correct patient.
Right direction/communication - Consider the "4 C's" when giving direction and
communicating, which includes clear, concise, complete, and correct information.
Right Supervision - Provide appropriate monitoring and evaluation as well as intervention and
feedback as needed.
Select the correct term
What are 5 rights to delegation and What are some practices that could lead to
1example of each. 2increased health care cost?
Treatment and Nursing Interventions for
3 4What is the source used for a homograft?
Pressure Ulcers
1/
8
, 3/25/25, 7:36 PNR201 - EXAM 1 Flashcards |
AM Quizlet
Don't know?
Terms in this set (67)
What tasks are in the scope of practice for Caregiver, educator, collaborator, advocate, leader, and delegator.
an LPN?
Therapeutic communication and active Giving full attention, being aware of both verbal and non-verbal messages
listening.
What task can the LPN delegate to the making unoccupied beds, supervising patient ambulation, assisting with hygiene, and
unlicensed techs? feeding meals can be delegated.
Right task -delegated for a specific patient such as tasks that require little
supervision, are repetitive, noninvasive, and have predictable results with minimal risk
involved.
Right Circumstance - patient setting, available resources, and other relevant factors
before delegating a task.
What are 5 rights to delegation and
Right person - delegating the appropriate tasks to the right healthcare person to be
example of each.
performed on the correct patient.
Right direction/communication - Consider the "4 C's" when giving direction and
communicating, which includes clear, concise, complete, and correct information.
Right Supervision - Provide appropriate monitoring and evaluation as well as
intervention and feedback as needed.
"The Five Rights"
Right patient
How can the LPN promote med safety Right drug
when caring for a patient? Right
dose Right
route Right
time.
1. Only take linens and supplies that will be used immediately into the patient's
room. Supplies not used for the patient must be put in the trash and unused linens
must be rewashed.
What are some practices that could lead to 2.Follow facility policy for documenting all patient care for reimbursement.
increased health care cost? 3.Organize patient care for effective and efficient use of time. It is less expensive
to do something right the first time.
4. Implement nursing care to help prevent complications and catch signs
of complications.
Restlessness, agitation, or mental confusion or an increase in heart rate are early
What are early symptoms of inadequate
indicators of inadequate oxygenation of the blood. Make sure you have a baseline
oxygenation?
assessment of mental status and vital signs to be able to identify early changes.
When will the LPN need to use critical During patient care
thinking?
• Collecting data in an organized way
Examples of critical thinking during • Verifying data
patients care? • Looking for gaps in information
• Analyzing the data
1. Data collection: Assist the RN by systematically gathering and reviewing
The nursing processes. All the stages and
information about the patient and communicating it to appropriate members of the
examples.
health care team.
The nursing processes. All the stages and 2. Planning: Assist the RN in the development of expected outcomes and
examples. interventions for a patient's plan of care.
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