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kfurse

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An LPN passed the NCLEX and received a license to practice. Which of the following is a usual role of the LPN as a member of the healthcare team?
 
  A) Team leader in a hospital setting
  B) Nurse manager for home care
  C) Charge nurse in acute care setting
  D) Charge nurse in nursing home setting

Question 2

During a change of shift reporting, a nurse has to substitute for a healthcare provider to
  care for a client. Which process would be most effective for the nurse's change-of-shift
  reporting?
 
  A) Use the clinical care path as her guide
  B) Record any failure in achieving short-term goals
  C) Prepare a written summary for the oncoming nurse
  D) Report on specific nursing diagnosis



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Answer to Question 1

D
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The RN has more formal education than the LPN/LVN. Therefore, he or she will almost always be the nurse manager, team leader, or charge nurse in an acute-care setting. In home care, the case manager is nearly always required to be an RN. In addition, many RNs give direct client care, as do LPN/LVNs. In complex nursing situations, the LPN/LVN is expected to assist the RN. In the nursing home setting, the LPN/LVN may function as a charge nurse, supervising unlicensed assistive personnel (UAPs).

Answer to Question 2

C



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