Delegation: leadership - Fundamentals

[@athzirimendoza7339]

I did the acronym PTSD-C for the 5rights of delegation because I always wld forget 1😢

[@visiondeflector8201]

Love this tip ❤

[@candisjones7103]

Thank u

[@kristinahubbard3239]

great organization and presentation for this info! sent the link to my students who are struggling with understanding delegation :)

[@LevelUpRN]

Thanks for sharing!! Hope this video can help them understand the topic. 😍

[@Frank_and_outright]

Great thanks ❤

[@LevelUpRN]

You're welcome 😊

[@shanekaervin6733]

I like the E.A.T method, explaining the 5 rights of delegation, and the difference between the UAP and LVN,LPN.

[@sidsolovelyyy]

Me too

[@kaitlingagliano]

This was so incredibly helpful!

[@AmandaGirl675]

Thank you! Studying for my fundamentals HESI!!

[@LevelUpRN]

You got this! Thanks for watching!! ❤️

[@kimberleygreenwald212]

Thanks for getting to the fundamental cards . I start in January

[@LevelUpRN]

That is exciting! Feel free to share a link with your classmates and friends in nursing school.

[@muzeau36]

Excellent presentation!!!!

[@LevelUpRN]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jomo3735]

What if facility expects you to do something that is out of scope of practice in your state

[@mscuriousity15]

Thank you for these very helpful information. I bought your NCLEX package and it really me a lot to understand the concepts. For patient teaching, can LVN also delegate patient teaching? Or not at all? Or is it depends if the person works in hospital or facilities?

[@LevelUpRN]

Initial education is outside of the LVN's scope of practice (the LVN can _reinforce_ teaching but cannot do the initial education). You can't delegate anything outside of your scope, so the LVN would not be able to delegate patient teaching! --Meris :)

[@ikennaemmanueljnr]

Thank you 😊

[@LevelUpRN]

You’re welcome!

[@LG-ow5vo]

Hi so the leadership management is part of the funds card set correct ? 😊

[@LevelUpRN]

Yes! 👍

[@erinnorwood6124]

Can lpn insert an ng tube? Thanks

[@iMaGiNaTiOnWpAsSiOn]

Yes

[@amberhanners5875]

I understand you shouldn't delegate something to a UAP when something is emergent, such as the EKG for pt with 10/10 crushing chest pain, but why? They can do it any other time, so what makes it different now when the RN can be doing something that takes higher priority in the situation?

[@LevelUpRN]

A patient like this would not be stable, and delegating tasks for an unstable patient would not be advised.

[@susanmugo6570]

You don't delegate care of unstable pt

[@naabortei-doku2071]

RN Should never delegate what the cant Un E.A.T Un-unstable patient E-evaluation A-assessment (primary or emergent) T - teaching (primary)

[@navneetkaurlubana7674]

can lpn to do blood transfusion?

[@iMaGiNaTiOnWpAsSiOn]

No

[@chiomagoodness]

No

[@chrislinelouis1761]

Are UAP allowed to do enemas ? Some content says yes and some says no . Doing questions on a question bank, It said yes . I got it wrong for not picking it.

[@LevelUpRN]

Oh wow, this is a great question. As far as I'm aware, an enema would not be able to be performed by a UAP, however there is some variation when it comes to state laws and scope of practice, so it would be important to look up that particular information for your state. But no, I don't believe enemas are within the UAP's scope of practice! --Meris

[@bussyjolacs3968]

What page is this.

[@LevelUpRN]

Not sure we understand the question.

[@sonythomas9922]

Is it ok to do postpartum care to UAP

[@LevelUpRN]

It depends on what kind of postpartum care you're talking about. Routine vitals, helping a patient to the bathroom, bathing, etc. are all okay to delegate to UAP. Assessment of the fundus, lochia, birthing patient, baby, etc. must be done by the RN. --Meris :)

[@teresakaw1270]

Why can't I understand it😭

[@LevelUpRN]

It takes practice! Don't give up! --Meris