Multiple Choice
Which statement made by an RN regarding delegation indicates the need for additional teaching? (select all that apply)
A) Unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) can assess vital signs during the first 5 minutes for a patient who is receiving a blood transfusion because a reaction at this time is unlikely.
B) An LPN/LVN can administer a PPD (tuberculin skin test) if there is no history of a positive PPD.
C) When dopamine is ordered continuously, the LPN/LVN can administer dopamine at a low dose for the purpose of increasing renal perfusion.
D) UAPs can transfer a patient who is being discharged home from the wheelchair to the bed if they have received training and demonstrated competency.
E) Responsibility can be delegated to the UAP, but the delegator retains accountability.
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