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Froggy Jumps 🎯 Needs AssignVersión en línea Maslow's and Delegation por RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 A stable postoperative client needs assistance ambulating for the first time today. They report mild dizziness when standing but recover quickly. The RN is assessing another patient. Who is appropriate? a UAP assists with first ambulation under RN parameters b LPN performs full assessment before walking c RN delays ambulation until available 2 A client recovering from appendectomy refuses to cough or deep breathe, stating the pain makes them ‘afraid they’ll tear something.’ Vitals stable. What should the nurse prioritize? a Encourage walking to distract from discomfort b Teach splinting and assist with controlled breathing c Offer to postpone airway exercises until later 3 A client recently diagnosed with a terminal condition avoids eye contact and says, “I don’t want anyone to see me like this.” They decline breakfast. Vitals normal. What is the priority? a Encourage a high-calorie breakfast b Provide presence and allow space for expression c Offer relaxation techniques 4 A client with a predictable dressing change and stable vitals requires their noon wound care. No new symptoms. RN is handling a rapid response. Who should perform the task? a RN postpones wound care until free b LPN completes dressing change per plan c UAP removes old dressing for the LPN 5 A client reports shortness of breath when lying flat and insists on sleeping in a chair. RR 22, mild retractions. They appear frustrated, stating they can’t get comfortable. What should the nurse address first? a Reposition upright and support breathing effort b Encourage the client to try relaxation breathing c Offer emotional reassurance 6 A client on fall precautions needs assistance to the bathroom. They are stable, alert, and call appropriately but report mild weakness. RN is busy with a new admission. Who should help? a RN prioritizes this over the new admission b UAP assists with direct supervision availability c LPN completes transfer and performs assessment 7 A client becomes tearful after multiple failed attempts at self-feeding, saying, “I can’t do anything right.” Vitals stable. What is the priority? a Remove the meal tray and try later b Feed the client completely c Support autonomy by assisting only with needed guidance 8 A client in isolation states they feel “cut off from everyone” and request the nurse to stay briefly. They have been sleeping poorly. Vitals normal. What need comes first? a Encourage outdoor imagery to reduce stress b Provide therapeutic presence and acknowledge feelings c Offer medication for sleep 9 A client recovering from trauma becomes rigid when staff enter the room, whispering that they don’t feel safe. Vitals stable. What is the nurse's priority? a Offer guided breathing for anxiety b Create a sense of safety with calm communication c Encourage the client to journal their fear

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A stable postoperative client needs assistance ambulating for the first time today. They report mild dizziness when standing but recover quickly. The RN is assessing another patient. Who is appropriate?

A client recovering from appendectomy refuses to cough or deep breathe, stating the pain makes them ‘afraid they’ll tear something.’ Vitals stable. What should the nurse prioritize?

A client recently diagnosed with a terminal condition avoids eye contact and says, “I don’t want anyone to see me like this.” They decline breakfast. Vitals normal. What is the priority?

A client with a predictable dressing change and stable vitals requires their noon wound care. No new symptoms. RN is handling a rapid response. Who should perform the task?

A client reports shortness of breath when lying flat and insists on sleeping in a chair. RR 22, mild retractions. They appear frustrated, stating they can’t get comfortable. What should the nurse address first?

A client on fall precautions needs assistance to the bathroom. They are stable, alert, and call appropriately but report mild weakness. RN is busy with a new admission. Who should help?

A client becomes tearful after multiple failed attempts at self-feeding, saying, “I can’t do anything right.” Vitals stable. What is the priority?

A client in isolation states they feel “cut off from everyone” and request the nurse to stay briefly. They have been sleeping poorly. Vitals normal. What need comes first?

A client recovering from trauma becomes rigid when staff enter the room, whispering that they don’t feel safe. Vitals stable. What is the nurse's priority?