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urbanoutfitters · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

A nurse provides assistance to the NAP during a patient transfer. This activity would be considered an example of which type of prioritization?

a. First priority: life-threatening or potentially life-threatening
b. Second priority: activities essential to safety
c. Third priority: activities essential to the plan of care
d. Fourth priority: activities essential to the patient's well-being

Question 2

A positive budget variance can be identified by which situation?

a. A decrease in the budgeted expenditures
b. An increase in the budgeted expenditures
c. An increase in RN salaries
d. A decrease in patient ratios

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

Answer to Question 1

B
Second priority activities pertain to the patient, and obtaining assistance during patient transfers is one
way of providing safe care for the patient and the nurse. First priority activities are related to
conditions that are potentially life-threatening to the patient such as having IV access and continuous
monitoring of vital signs on critical patients. Third priority activities are related directly to the plan of
care and include such items as medications, nutrition, and ambulation. The phrase fourth priority is
not generally used in nursing.

Answer to Question 2

A

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A Positive budget variances are those that show a decrease in expenditures from what was budgeted.
B This reflects a negative variance.
C This would apply ony if it had been incorporated into the budget and then a change occurred.
D This would apply ony if it had been incorporated into the budget and then a change occurred.