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  • February 14, 2024
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  • 2023/2024
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  • rn comprehensive 2023
  • five rights of delegation ansright person right
  • lpn delegation anstracheotomy care suctioning in
  • autonomy ansthe right to make ones own decisions

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Comprehensive
NCLEX-RN
ATI
review
Five
rights
of
delegation
-
ANSRight
person
Right
task
Right
circumstance
Right
direction
and
communication
Right
supervision
and
evaluation
Non-delegatable
tasks
-
ANSNursing
process
Client
education
Tasks
that
require
nursing
judgement
(care
of
unstable
patients)
LPN
delegation
-
ANSTracheotomy
care
Suctioning
Inserting
urinary
catheter
Checking
NG
tube
patency
Medication
administration
Sterile
specimen
colection
Reinforce
client
teaching
AP
delegation
-
ANSADLs
Ambulating
Feeding
Positioning
Vital
signs
I&Os
Autonomy
-
ANSThe
right
to
make
ones
own
decisions
Beneficence
-
ANSThe
obligation
to
good
for
others
Confidentiality
-
ANSThe
obligation
to
observe
the
privacy
of
another
and
maintain
strict
confidence
Fidelity
-
ANSThe
obligation
to
be
faithful
to
agreements
and
responsibilities,
to
keep
promises
Justice
-
ANSThe
obligation
to
be
fair
to
all
people
Nonmaleficence
-
ANSThe
obligation
to
do
no
harm
to
others
Paternalism
-
ANSAssuming
the
right
to
make
decisions
for
another
Veracity
-
ANSThe
obligation
to
tell
the
truth Nurses
role
of
informed
consent
-
ANSEnsure
the
provider
gave
the
necessary
information
Ensure
the
client
understands
the
procedure
Patient
must
be
competent
to
sign
informed
consent
Witness
the
clients
signature
Notify
the
provider
if
clarification
is
needed
Mandatory
Reporting
-
ANSAbuse
-
vulnerable
populations
Communicable
diseases
Malpractice
-
ANSThe
failure
of
a
person
with
professional
training
to
act
in
a
reasonable
an
prudent
manner
within
the
identified
scope
of
practice
Negligence
-
ANSThe
omission
to
do
something
that
a
reasonable
person
would
do
or
something
that
a
reasonable
person
would
not
do
Emergency
class
1
(red
tag)
-
ANSImmediate
threat
to
life
Do
not
delay
care
Urgent
class
2
(yellow
tag)
-
ANSMajor
injuries
that
require
treatment
Delay
of
30
minutes
to
2
hours
Non-urgent
class
3
(green
tag)
-
ANSMinor
injuries
that
do
not
require
immediate
attention
Delay
of
2-4
hours
Expectant
class
4
(black
tag)
-
ANSExpected/allowed
to
die
Prepare
for
morgue
TPN
-
ANSMonitor
serum
glucose
ever
4-6
hours
Change
dressing
every
48
-
72
hours
Change
IV
tubing
and
fluid
every
24
hours
If
solution
is
temporarily
unavailable,
administer
10%
dextrose
in
water
to
prevent
hypoglycemia
Acetaminophen
(antidote)
-
ANSAcetylcysteine
(antidote)
Benzodiazepine
(antidote)
-
ANSFlumazenil
(antidote)
Curare
(antidote)
-
ANSEdrophonium
(antidote)
Cyanide
poisoning
(antidote)
-
ANSMethylene
blue
(antidote)
Digitalis:
(antidote)
-
ANSDigoxin
immune
FAB
(antidote)
Ethylene
poisoning
(antidote)
-
ANSFomepizole
(antidote)
Heparin
and
enoxaparin
(antidote)
-
ANSProtamine
sulfate
(antidote)
Iron
(antidote)
-
ANSDeferoxamine
(antidote) Lead
(antidote)
-
ANSSuccimer
(antidote)
Magnesium
sulfate
(antidote)
-
ANSCalcium
gluconate
10%
(antidote)
Narcotics
(antidote)
-
ANSNaloxone
(antidote)
Warfarin
(antidote)
-
ANSPhytonadione
(vitamin
K)(antidote)
Calcium
channel
blockers
-
ANSSuffix:
dipine
Causes:
arterial
dilation
and
decreased
BP
For:
angina
and
HTN,
verapamil
and
diltazem
can
be
used
for
a-fib,
a-flutter,
svt
Precautions:
digoxin
and
beta
blockers
Contraindication:
heart
failure,
heart
block,
of
bradycardia
Side
effects:
reflex
tachycardia,
peripheral
edema,
and
toxicity
Monitor:
BP
and
HR
Do
not
drink
grapefruit
juice
Do
not
crush/chew
IV
administration
2-3
minutes
ACE
inhibitor
-
ANSSuffix:
pril
For:
hypertension,
heart
failure,
MI,
and
diabetic
nephropathy
Monitor
potassium,
BP,
angioedema
Captopril
should
be
taken
1hr
before
meals
ARBS
-
ANSSuffix:
tan
For:
hypertension,
heart
failure,
MI,
and
diabetic
nephropathy
Monitor
potassium,
BP,
angioedema
Beta
2
adrenergic
agonists
-
ANSFor:
Respiratory
Albuterol
-
short
acting
(inhaled)
for
acute
bronchospasm,
onset
5-15
min
Formoterol
-
long
acting/long-term
control
(inhaled),
onset
1-3
min,
duration
10hr
Salmeterol
-
long
acting/long-term
control
(inhaled),
onset
10-20
min,
duration
12hr
Terbutaline
-
long
acting/long-term
control
(oral)
Precautions:
increased
heart
rate,
tremors,
beta
blockers
will
decrease
effect,
MAOIs
will
increase
effect
Antilipemic
-
ANSSuffix:
statin
For:
reduction
of
formation
of
cholesterol
precursors
Drug
interactions:
digoxin,
warfarin,
thyroid
hormones,
thiazide
diuretics,
phenobarbital,
NASIDs,
tetracycline,
beta
blockers,
gemfibrozil,
glipizide,
glyburide,
oral
contraceptices,
and
phenytoin
Do
not
administer
with
grapefruit
juice
Glucocorticoids
-
ANSSuffix:
one,
ide
&
ate
For:
Prevention
of
inflammatory
responses
by
suppression
of
airway
mucus
production
Interaction:
DM
may
require
higher
doses

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