hard · NCLEX-RN management
RN Assignment (current clinical standards): Client A (post-op day 2, stable); Client B (LPN/UAP performing ADLs); Client C (admitted with pneumonia, receiving IV antibiotics); Client D (new onset confusion and restlessness, SBP 85 mm Hg). The RN has delegated the initial assessment of Client D to an Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN).
Complete the response using the current electronic health record: RN Assignment (current clinical standards): Client A (post-op day 2, stable); Client B (LPN/UAP performing ADLs); Client C (admitted with pneumonia, receiving IV antibiotics); Clie.
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