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jc611

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Delegation to unlicensed staff is most common in which settings (select all that apply)?
 
  a. Operating room
  b. Emergency department
  c. Critical care unit
  d. Long-term care (LTC)
  e. Assisted living

Question 2

Which of the following is a relevant issue in addressing nursing care?
 
  a. A poorly prepared nursing workforce
  b. Assumption of excessive tasks
  c. Emphasis on quality health care
  d. Narrow curriculum spectrum



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Answer to Question 1

D, E
Delegation to unlicensed staff is common in LTC and assisted living settings. Thus delegation is a major strategy for care delivery. UAP can be certified nursing assistants, personal care workers, or other types of unlicensed personnel.

Answer to Question 2

A



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