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is within in the normal range at 882 mg per DL the nurse's response to the PCA is informed by the knowledge that the target blood glucose range for toddler is a 60 to 100 mg per DL B the ideal range is between 80 and 120 mg pertl C the range is 90 to 150 mg per DL D the range is 100 to 100 180 mg per DL the answer is D the range is 100 to 180 mg per DL a blood glucose level of 82 mg per DL is considered to be on the Lower Side the recommended range for preprandial blood glucose levels is 100 to 180 mg per DL toddlers are at a heighten risk of experiencing hypoglycemia and may struggle to identify the associated symptoms attempting to manage the child's levels below 100 mg per DL carries significant risks the target blood glucose ranges for a toddler in options a b and c seem to be set too low an Ambulatory Care Clinic is visited by a parent bringing their six-month-old infant for a routine well child appointment the infant has no previous health problems the senior student nurse in collaboration with a registered nurse RN concludes infant's physical assessment and informs the RN that the baby's pulse rate is 170 beats per minute and the infant is alert and composed what should be the nurse's initial step in assessing the Precision of this measurement a take the infant's Vital Signs and perform a thorough assessment right away B inform the physician about the abnormal findings C it would be helpful for the student to inquire about any family history of cardio vascular disease from their parent D instruct the student to compare the current heart rate with readings from previous clinic visits the answer is D instruct the student to compare the current heart rate with readings from previous clinic visits it is important to compare the value to both the norms for the infant's age group and the infants previous readings the normal heart rate for an infant aged 1 to 11 months is typically between 80 and 160 beats per minute temporary increases in heart rate can be caused by environmental changes and stressors the student is responsible for carrying out the action but the RN remains accountable for the outcome and must provide any necessary follow-up the infant's heart rate is within the normal range so there is no need for an immediate reassessment or to notify the physician at this time further information should be collected before taking any further action if the findings are normal the phys I will not be notified cardiac problems are uncommon in infants cardiovascular diseases that are typically observed in adults are uncommon in this young age group the assessment of a 4-year-old diagnosed with menitis reveals an altered level of Consciousness decreased urine output and a temperature of 103.4 De F 39.7 de C an LPN working on an adult oncology unit arrives with the willingness to assist in any way possible which task can the RN assign to the LPN a informing the healthc care provider B examining the size of the child's pupils C administering an aimen ofan suppository D removing additional blankets and clothing from the child's bed the answer is D removing additional blankets and clothing from the child's bed it is important to take measures to lower the child's temperature such as removing any extra blankets and clothing the RN should be in communication with healthare providers only registered nurses are authorized to accept verbal orders from healthcare providers in most Healthcare facilities the assessment of the child including pupils is the responsibility of the RN and should not be delegated the LPN may not be familiar with the typical size of a 2-year-old child's pupils The lpn's Experience on an oncology unit may not necessarily translate to administering a suppository to a 2-year-old child this task requires specific skills such as using a smaller finger and shorter depth Additionally the RN may not have the opportunity to assess the lpn's ability in this particular area the nursing assistant is responsible for completing the intake and output I and O records for clients at the end of an 8h hour shift at the end of the shift an LPN informs the RN that a new na on the unit has not finished the task what should the RN do in this situation A ask the LPN to complete this task as the information is required for the report B kindly remind the na of the urgency in completing the task promptly C inform the charge nurse about the need for further orientation on job responsibilities for the na D inquire with the na about the instruction provided regarding job responsibilities and request them to explain the process of totaling intake and output records the answer is D inquire with the na about the instruction provided regarding job responsibilities and request them to explain the process of totaling intake and output records when assigning tasks it is important to consider the delegates knowledge and ability to perform the task correctly it may be helpful to ask for clarification on the given instruction to better understand what the na was told and how the RN interprets the task the RN or LPN may need to provide the na with the necessary forms to complete once they have documented the amount of intravenous infusions the delegation of job responsibilities assigned by the na can be inappropriate and may lead to tension among team members if the na is not familiar with how to calculate IO records simply reminding them may not be enough it may be too early to notify the charge nerve we require more information about why the na is unable to complete the task before we move on to the next question we have urgent news for you we've meticulously crafted a 100h hour animated enlex review crash course and for this month only in the initial 30 hours we comprehensively cover all the crucial enlex topics with engaging animations but that is just the beginning the remaining 70 hours are dedicated to dissecting 5,000 enx questions through Dynamic animations along with animated lectures 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and they feel that no one has taken any action what is the best course of action for the nurse a Express gratitude to the na for providing the information and proceed to contact the client's doctor regarding the situation B inform the na that the client is entitled to depart and assign them to assist the client with packing C engage in a conversation with the client to address their concerns and provide a clear explanation of the care plan D the na should advise the client to remain in place as it is not not safe to leave the RN will promptly discuss the test results with the client the answer is C engage in a conversation with the client to address their concerns and provide a clear explanation of the care plan observing the client offers a chance to conduct a more thorough evaluation and provide educational guidance it is the nurse's duty to keep clients informed about the progress of their care false imprisonment refers to the act of unjustifiably detaining someone the client is entitled to terminate the agreement it is not appropriate for the nurse to delegate the responsibility of assisting the client to pack or speaking to the client to the na explaining the reasons for the client to stay in the hospital is necessary rather than just stating that it is unsafe to leave it's too early to call the physician a nurse manager is reviewing assignments for an evening shift when should the nurse manager step in if experienced licensed practical nurse LPN is assigned to a certain task a administer a foot soak for 50-year-old client with an infected heel ulcer B help a 40-year-old client who is 6 hours postoperative following a vaginal hysterctomy to sit at the edge of the bed and then walk C discharge a 30-year-old client with a wound drain following a right mastectomy 3 days ago who still requires instruction regarding the wound drain D perform intermittent urinary caiz for residual urine for 58-year-old client who underwent an abdominal hysterctomy a couple days ago the answer is C discharge a 30-year-old client with a wound drain following a right mastectomy 3 days ago who still requires instruction regarding the wound drain the client who is 30 years old will require education regarding the management of the wound won drain as well as support for their psychosocial and physical well-being as they prepare for discharge the client's Readiness for discharge should be assessed by the registered nurse RN assigning nursing tasks for stable clients with expected outcomes to the LPN is appropriate which intervention can a registered nurse RN who is managing a mental health unit assigned to an unlicensed ancillary staff member a imp implementing an as needed PRN order for physical restraints on a 35-year-old client with a history of aggressive behavior who is threatening to tear the place apart B transporting a group of clients diagnosed with chronic alcoholism to an off-unit Alcoholics Anonymous meeting C explaining to a client diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder the reason for not allowing them into another client's room D evaluating a client's ability to self-monitor blood glucose levels in a depressed state the answer is B transporting a group of clients diagnosed with chronic alcoholism to an offun Alcoholics Anonymous meeting the RN may find it suitable to assign non-invasive interventions to an unlicensed ancillary staff member the RN is accountable for conducting thorough assessments developing comprehensive plans and carefully analyzing client information there are also responsible for implementing and evaluating client care providing supervision initiating educational sessions and administering intravenous medications transporting clients to off-site treatments is the only task that can be delegated to unlicensed and sary staff other options require more complex nursing judgments procedures that require physical intervention evaluation of client information or behaviors or teaching falls under the responsibility of registered nurses and should not be delegated a client is coming back to a unit following electroconvulsive therapy ECT treatment which intervention can a nurse assign to an unlicensed ancillary staff member a assessing the client's level of Consciousness B monitoring the client for signs of restlessness or agitated behavior and promptly notifying the nurse C helping the client with their initial food and beverage consumption following the treatment D reassuring the client's family that the client's memory loss is typically temporary the answer is B monitoring the client for signs of restlessness or agitated behavior and promptly notifying the nurse all of the options for implementing post ECT care are suitable but it is important for the nurse to delegate only noninvasive tasks that do not require nursing judgment it is appropriate to request the Ancil emplo staff member to observe the client's behavior and Report any changes assessing the level of Consciousness is a crucial task that falls under the direct responsibility of nurses and cannot be assigned to others given the client's condition of an absent gag reflex it is important for the nurse to be present during the client's first meal or drink after the treatment delegating this task to someone else would not be appropriate it is important not to delegate the task of teaching the family a registered nurse acknowledges the importance of providing additional education on the scope of practice for an ancillary staff member when the staff member volunteers to perform which task a assist in coordinating the smoking breakes for the clients on the unit B Transport a 28-year-old client diagnosed with schizophrenia to an off-site eye appointment C ensure regular visual observation every 20 minutes for a client who has expressed SU suicidal ideations D assessing the possibility of removing restraints from a client displaying aggressive behavior the answer is D assessing the possibility of removing 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delegating actions to a nursing assistant while caring for an elderly client diagnosed with dementia due to metastatic brain cancer which action is improperly assigned to the na a assisting the client with toileting before getting them settled in bed for the night B notifying the family about the need for a follow-up brain scan for the client C going for a stroll with the client in the beautiful gardens on the hospital grounds D consistently reminding the client of the current date to help them stay focused and organized the answer is B notifying the family about the need for a follow-up brain scan for the client ancillary staff are not responsible for managing client care as part of their scope of practice the RN cannot delegate the responsibility of discussing the client's diagnostic needs to the ancillary staff it is appropriate to delegate tasks such as assisting with basic cares such as toileting ambulation and communic ating with a client to assist in the client's orientation a nurse is admitting a client diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder OCD with struggles with ordering tissues which intervention can be assigned to incil staff by the nurse a helping the client store personal belongings to reduce their anxiety B requesting the client to provide contact information for a designated person to be notified about their admission C outlining the general unit rules that the client will need to adhere to D suggesting that the client reach out to someone if they are experiencing feelings of anxiety or excitement here's the answer a helping the client store personal belongings to reduce their anxiety ancillary staff are not responsible for managing client care or performing invasive procedures for individuals with OCD specifically those who have a tendency to obsessively organize things storing their belongings can be a source of stress if not done in a specific manner helping the client store their belongings in a way that minimizes stress is a task that the RN can assign to the ancillary staff it is possible that ancillary staff may not take on the other interventions as they require some level of Care Management