The instructor tells a student nurse, You have functioned at a substandard level of clinical performance recently. Now you have a chance to redeem yourself. I'm assigning you to a complex nursing situation.
I expect you to function without asking for assistance. The most appropriate response from the student nurse would be
a. I'll try my best, but I will need someone on staff to answer my questions.
b. Is this your way of asking for my resignation from the program?
c. I cannot accept the assignment. Complex nursing situations are beyond my abilities.
d. You'd better remember that if anything goes wrong, the hospital will hold you responsible.
Question 2
How should an LPN/LVN explain the term accountability to a student nurse?
a. Accountability is the transfer of responsibility for wrong actions.
b. Accountability is shared responsibility with the physician for wrongdoing.
c. Accountability is assuming personal responsibility for one's nursing actions.
d. Accountability is giving up responsibility when the situation dictates.
B, The nurse teaches the postoperative client to use an incentive spirometer to expand the lungs.
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A nurse communicates with her non–English-speaking patient through an interpreter
A recruit with a drill instructor.
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