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As the registered nurse, which tasks below should you NOT delegate to the LPN?

Reinforce education provided by RN

Give oral medication

obtain vital signs on stable patient

Starting a blood transfusion

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is D

Choice A rationale: LPNs can reinforce education provided by RNs56.

Choice B rationale: LPNs can administer medications that are not high-risk56.

Choice C rationale: LPNs can obtain vital signs on stable patients56.

Choice D rationale: Starting a blood transfusion is a task that requires specific nursing judgment and decision-making skills, which should not be delegated to an LPN56.

So, the correct answer is Choice D, after analyzing all choices.

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Correct Answer is D

Explanation

Choice A rationale: An elevated ST segment is not typically associated with hypokalemia45.

Choice B rationale: A widened QRS complex is not a typical finding in hypokalemia45.

Choice C rationale: An inverted P wave is not a typical sign of hypokalemia45.

Choice D rationale: An abnormally prominent U wave is a common EKG finding in hypokalemia45.

So, the correct answer is Choice D, after analysing all choices.

A. To take the tablet with a large amount of water so that it will dissolve right away B. Go to the nearest hospital and take the medication upon reaching the hospital C. To lie or sit and place one tablet under the tongue when chest pain occurs D. if one tablet does not relieve the pain in 15 minutes, the patient should go to the hospital

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

Choice A rationale: Nitroglycerin tablets are not typically taken with water. They are designed to dissolve under the tongue for quick absorption into the bloodstream6789.

Choice B rationale: It is not necessary to go to the hospital to take the medication. The medication can be taken at the onset of chest pain6789.

Choice C rationale: This is the correct instruction. At the onset of chest pain, the patient should lie or sit down and place one tablet under the tongue6789.

Choice D rationale: If one tablet does not relieve the pain in 5 minutes, a second tablet may be taken. If the pain continues for another 5 minutes, a third tablet may be used. If the patient still has chest pain after a total of 3 tablets, they should seek immediate medical attention6789.

So, the correct answer is C, after analysing all choices

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