Nursing Delegation and Prioritization

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[@itechfan]

Nice video so far. Will be a great help for NCLEX test-takers.

[@GuadalupeGuacamole]

Thanks SO much Alan!!! Great tips and especially the mention of the term ‘registry nurses’... I had encountered that term on a sample/prep question not long ago and I had NO CLUE it meant a temp/per diem nurse! I graduate in two weeks and hope to take NCLEX just after the new year and watching this video and the “ABC” mastery points were great too! I can schedule my study goals around those three main areas, but especially core concept mastery and prior/deleg for the more advanced questions I know I will encounter!!!
Great advice as always, thanks again!
Debbie Q
Nur202
SUNY Orange
New York

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Thank you for your appreciation. Keep posted for more upcoming videos!

[@planctube7294]

Thank you very much Professor Alan. Thank you for the Tips.

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welcome!

[@samtwinklerhenry5890]

Really great video. Thank you

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Samtwinkler Henry Thank you. We are glad you found this video helpful!

[@hopeluletlomioan8419]

What is P/P?

[@matusnursingreviewfornclex715]

Policy and Procedure.

[@thanhthai8544]

I am confused when you said that patient's with IV's. 99% of patients have IV on them at the hospital and ER.

[@matusnursingreviewfornclex715]

Thanh Thai In an ideal case scenario, RNs should handle clients with IVs since they are the ones totally responsible for IV management. If in case, the role of the LVN is to monitor patient’s reaction to the IV therapy and report updates to the RN. Hope this clarifies your question. Thank you.