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anjilletteb · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

What is the most significant change today in healthcare providers that impacts all types of healthcare settings?

1. Use of hospitalist
2. Increased emphasis on interprofessional teams
3. Development of the Doctor of Nursing Practice degree
4. Use of unlicensed assistive personnel

Question 2

The nurse says to the UAP, I am worried about Ms. Smith's blood pressure. Check it throughout the afternoon. What critical factors have the nurse left out of this delegation instruction? Select all that apply.

1. How often the blood pressure should be taken.
2. What are reportable parameters.
3. Nothing, the UAP should understand what the nurse means.
4. If this assignment has priority over other jobs.
5. How the nurse wants the blood pressure measured.

shewald78 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

2
Explanation: 1. Hospitalists are new, but they are only used in hospitals and not all hospitals use them.
2. Interprofessional teams are the major focus today in healthcare deliveryin practice and need to develop educationmeeting the healthcare professions core competency to utilize interprofessional teams.
3. The Doctor of Nursing Practice is important, but it is not important to all settings and not clear what its long range impact will be.
4. Unlicensed assistive personnel are not new to healthcare delivery.

Answer to Question 2

1, 2, 5
Explanation: 1. This is an essential part of these directions. Throughout the afternoon may mean one time or every 15 minutes.
2. It is important for the UAP to know if the nurse wants a report of every B/P or only wants to know if the B/P reaches a certain level.
3. The nurse cannot assume that the UAP will understand this unclear direction.
4. The nurse has said that he or she is worried about the patient, which should indicate to the UAP that this is a priority task.
5. Does the nurse want this blood pressure taken with an electronic machine or with a manual blood pressure cuff? This should be a part of the instructions.