A charge nurse plans to use effective change strategies when implementing a change in a nursing procedure on the medical-surgical unit. Which of the following actions should the charge nurse take during the moving stage of change?

Rationale:

A. Assigning an RN to perform a central line dressing change is appropriate as it requires specialized skills and knowledge.

B. Assigning an AP to perform glucometer monitoring is within their scope of practice and is a suitable task.

C. Assigning two APs to ambulate clients is reasonable if the workload requires it.

D. Assigning a new graduate nurse to perform a wet-to-dry dressing change may be inappropriate if it requires more experience and skill than the new graduate has.

Rationale:

A. Check the client's medical record for the provider's prescription is the appropriate action to confirm whether the enema was indeed ordered and to ensure that the client’s concerns are addressed.

B. Inform the charge nurse that the client refused the enema might be premature without first verifying the order and addressing the client's concerns.

C. Explain to the client that the provider prescribed the procedure is not appropriate if you have not confirmed the order. It may be premature if the order is not documented.

D. Assure the client that enemas are commonly prescribed for constipation does not address the client’s specific concern about whether the enema was actually ordered.