The nurse is aware that a common cause of under delegation in client care is:

giving too much responsibility to the assistive personnel.

a high degree of trust in delegates.

a need for perfectionism and control

that nurses usually have the time to do things themselves

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is C

Choice A rationale: Under-delegation is not related to giving too much responsibility to assistive personnel; it is about appropriate delegation based on the nurse's assessment of the situation.

Choice B rationale: Trust in delegates is essential, and under-delegation is more likely related to a lack of trust or confidence in delegation.

Choice C rationale: Under-delegation can occur due to a nurse's need for perfectionism and control, leading to a reluctance to delegate tasks to others.

Choice D rationale: Nurses often have heavy workloads, and under-delegation may be a result of feeling there is not enough time to delegate effectively.

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Correct Answer is C

Explanation

Choice A rationale: Pulling the auricle up and back is the correct procedure for adults when administering ear drops.

Choice B rationale: Having the client pull down on the earlobe is not the correct procedure for administering ear drops in adults.

Choice C rationale: Pulling the auricle up and back is the appropriate technique for adults to straighten the ear canal for proper administration.

Choice D rationale: Warming ear drops in the microwave is not recommended; medications should be administered at room temperature.

A. Macro B. Oligo C. Mono D. Pan

Correct Answer is D

Explanation

Choice A rationale: "Macro" refers to large or long.

Choice B rationale: "Oligo" refers to few or deficient.

Choice C rationale: "Mono" refers to one or single.

Choice D rationale: "Pan" refers to all or every part, indicating a comprehensive set of cultures.

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The nurse is aware that a common cause of under delegation in client care is:

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