Nursing is among the occupations that have the highest risks of work-related injuries. In order to reduce these risks, a nurse should take extra precautions when
A) providing morning hygiene.
B) lifting or mobilizing a patient.
C) performing patient assessments.
D) approaching unfamiliar patients.
Question 2
The managers of a small long-term care facility have proposed that medication administration be no longer performed by LP/VNs or registered nurses and those unlicensed care personnel begin providing residents' medications.
How should the nurses at the facility best respond to this proposal?
A) Ensure that the unlicensed care providers receive adequate training
B) Elicit input from the residents themselves and their family members
C) Oppose the delegation of nursing duties to non-nursing personnel
D) Advocate for a pay increase for the unlicensed care personnel in light of their increased responsibilities