medium · NCLEX-RN management
The RN is delegating tasks for a client with a new diagnosis of left-sided weakness.
Which instruction to the AP demonstrates appropriate 'Right Direction and Communication'?
- "Ambulate the client 20 feet using a gait belt and report if the client complains of dizziness or feels unsteady."
- "Assess how well the client is swallowing their breakfast and tell me if they are ready for a regular diet."
- "Take the client's vital signs every 4 hours and document them in the chart before the end of your shift."
- "Please help the client with their morning hygiene and let me know if you see anything unusual on their skin."
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