NCLEX CRUSADE ACADEMY TEST - 10 DELEGATION STRATEGY PRT 2

1. The RN always retains: Task ownership only. Ultimate accountability. UAP supervision. LPN authority.

2. The goal of delegation is to assign: Most unstable patient to LPN. Most stable patient with predictable outcome to LPN. New admits to LPN. Acute cases to UAP.

3. LPN may administer: IV push medications. High-risk IV drips. Oral and IM medications. Blood products.

4. LPN cannot perform: Foley insertion (uncomplicated). Basic wound care. Initial comprehensive assessment. Oxygen administration (no titration).

5. IV push medications are: LPN allowed. RN only. UAP allowed. Optional.

6. High-risk medications (e.g., Heparin IV, Insulin IV) are: LPN allowed. UAP allowed. RN only. Not allowed.

7. A hypotensive sepsis ICU patient is assigned to: UAP. LPN. RN only. Any available staff.

8. LPN may reinforce teaching but cannot: Teach initially. Administer oral meds. Perform focused assessments. Suction superficial.

9. 'Assess' keyword belongs to: UAP. LPN. RN. Any staff.

10. A 6-month-old 3 days post pyloric stenosis surgery is: Unstable. RN only. LPN safe. UAP only.

11. Acute fracture 1 day post-op belongs to: LPN. UAP. RN only. Tech.

12. 'Prevention' tasks are: UAP. LPN. RN only. Optional.

13. Titrate IV meds is: UAP. LPN. RN only. Tech.

14. Develop/Update care plan is: LPN. RN only. UAP. Physician only.

15. Assist ambulation for stroke 12 hours ago is: UAP. RN/LPN. UAP only. No one.

16. Stable chronic HTN patient is classified as: Unstable. Acute. Stable predictable. RN only.

17. New onset atrial fibrillation belongs to: LPN. UAP. RN. Tech.

18. Change central venous catheter dressing is: LPN. UAP. RN only. CNA.

19. SubQ insulin administration is: RN only. LPN allowed. UAP. Tech only.

20. The 'New Rule' states that newly admitted or new onset conditions are for the: UAP. LPN. RN. Any staff.