hard · NCLEX-RN management
For each triage finding, click to specify if the finding is a cue for a 'Red (Immediate)' or 'Yellow (Delayed)' triage category according to START (Simple Triage and Rapid Treatment) protocols. Apply the response specifically to this case: commuter-train derailment mass-casualty incident requiring START/SALT triage, scarce-resource allocation, transport priority, and incident command.
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- Which action should the nurse take first?
- Which task is most appropriate to retain and perform solely by the RN?
- Which finding would most likely indicate that the medication is having the intended therap
- Which action must the RN retain rather than delegate to an LPN/VN?
- Which instruction to the AP demonstrates appropriate 'Right Direction and Communication'?
- Which communication from an RN to an AP regarding a client with a urinary catheter is most
- Which action can be delegated to the LPN/VN?
- Which instruction is essential to ensure safety and accuracy?