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Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment - E-Book
Linda A. LaCharity | Candice K. Kumagai | Barbara Bartz
(2013)
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Abstract
The only NCLEX review book on the market with a focus on prioritization, delegation, and patient assignment just like the current NCLEX Examination itself! Using a unique simple-to-complex approach, Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment: Practice Exercises for the NCLEX® Examination, 3rd Editionestablishes your foundational knowledge in management of care, then provides exercises of increasing difficulty to help you build confidence in your prioritization, delegation, and patient assignment skills.
"..certainly a great resource for use in any healthcare setting." Reviewed by Anne Duell on behalf of Nursing Times, September 2015
- UNIQUE! Emphasis on the NCLEX Examination’s management-of-care focus addresses the heavy emphasis on prioritization, delegation, and patient assignment in the current NCLEX Examination (17–23% of the 2013 NCLEX-RN Exam).
- UNIQUE! Three-part organization establishes foundational knowledge and then provides exercises of increasing difficulty to help you build confidence in your prioritization, delegation, and patient assignment skills.
- Answer key at the back of the book offers a detailed rationale and an indication of the focus of the question to encourage formative assessment.
- Introduction chapter by delegation expert Ruth Hansten provides guidelines for prioritization, delegation, and patient assignment decisions as well as a concise, practical foundation on which Parts 2 and 3 build.
- Part 2: Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment in Common Health Scenarios give you practice in applying the principles from Part 1 with straightforward NCLEX-style multiple-choice, multiple-select, ordering, and short-answer questions to help you develop and build confidence in prioritization, delegation, and patient assignment skills while working within the confines of relatively simple health scenarios.
- Part 3: Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment in Complex Health Scenarios utilizes unfolding cases that build on the skills learned in Part 2 to equip you to make sound decisions in realistic, complex health scenarios involving complicated health problems and/or challenging patient assignment decisions and help you learn to "think like nurses" by developing what Benner (2010) calls "clinical imagination."
Table of Contents
Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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Front cover | Cover | ||
Prioritization, delegation, and assignment, 3rd Edition | iii | ||
Copyright page | iv | ||
Preface | v | ||
Contributor and reviewers | vii | ||
Table of contents | viii | ||
1 Introduction | 1 | ||
1 Guidelines for Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment Decisions | 1 | ||
Outcomes focus | 1 | ||
Definition of terms | 1 | ||
Prioritization | 2 | ||
Delegation and assignment | 2 | ||
Delegation and supervision | 3 | ||
Supervision | 3 | ||
Scope of practice for RNs, LPNs/LVNs, unlicensed assistive personnel | 3 | ||
Assignment process | 4 | ||
Delegation and assignment: The five rights | 5 | ||
Right circumstances | 5 | ||
Right task | 5 | ||
Right person | 5 | ||
Licensure, certification, and role description | 5 | ||
Strengths and weaknesses | 5 | ||
Right direction and communication | 6 | ||
Right supervision | 6 | ||
Practice based on research evidence | 7 | ||
Rationale for maximizing nursing leadership skills at the point of care | 7 | ||
Principles for implementation of prioritization, delegation, and assignment | 8 | ||
References | 8 | ||
Recommended resources | 9 | ||
2 Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment in Common Health Scenarios | 11 | ||
1 Pain | 11 | ||
2 Cancer | 15 | ||
3 Immunologic problems | 19 | ||
4 Fluid, electrolyte, and acid-base balance problems | 23 | ||
5 Safety and infection control | 27 | ||
6 Respiratory problems | 31 | ||
7 Cardiovascular problems | 35 | ||
8 Hematologic problems | 41 | ||
9 Neurologic problems | 45 | ||
10 Visual and auditory problems | 49 | ||
11 Musculoskeletal problems | 53 | ||
12 Gastrointestinal and nutritional problems | 57 | ||
13 Diabetes mellitus | 61 | ||
14 Other endocrine problems | 65 | ||
15 Integumentary problems | 69 | ||
16 Renal and urinary problems | 73 | ||
17 Reproductive problems | 77 | ||
18 Problems in pregnancy and childbearing | 81 | ||
19 Pediatric problems | 85 | ||
20 Emergencies and disasters | 91 | ||
21 Psychiatric–mental health problems | 95 | ||
3 Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment in Complex Health Scenarios | 99 | ||
CASE STUDY 1 Chest pressure, indigestion, nausea, and vomiting | 99 | ||
CASE STUDY 2 Dyspnea and shortness of breath | 101 | ||
CASE STUDY 3 Multiple clients on a medical-surgical unit | 103 | ||
CASE STUDY 4 Shortness of breath, edema, and decreased urine output | 105 | ||
CASE STUDY 5 Diabetic ketoacidosis | 107 | ||
CASE STUDY 6 Home health | 109 | ||
CASE STUDY 7 Spinal cord injury | 113 | ||
CASE STUDY 8 Multiple patients with adrenal gland disorders | 115 | ||
CASE STUDY 9 Multiple clients with gastrointestinal problems | 117 | ||
CASE STUDY 10 Multiple patients with pain | 121 | ||
CASE STUDY 11 Multiple clients with cancer | 125 | ||
CASE STUDY 12 Gastrointestinal bleeding | 129 | ||
CASE STUDY 13 Head and leg trauma and shock | 131 | ||
CASE STUDY 14 Septic shock | 135 | ||
CASE STUDY 15 Heart failure | 139 | ||
CASE STUDY 16 Multiple patients with peripheral vascular disease | 143 | ||
CASE STUDY 17 Respiratory difficulty after surgery | 145 | ||
CASE STUDY 18 Long-term care | 149 | ||
CASE STUDY 19 Multiple pediatric clients in a clinic setting | 153 | ||
CASE STUDY 20 Multiple patients with mental health disorders | 157 | ||
CASE STUDY 21 Childbearing | 163 | ||
Answer key | 167 | ||
Chapter 1: Pain, pages 11-14 | 167 | ||
Chapter 2: Cancer, pages 15-18 | 169 | ||
Chapter 3: Immunologic problems, pages 19-22 | 171 | ||
Chapter 4: Fluid, electrolyte, and acid-base balance problems, pages 23-26 | 172 | ||
Chapter 5: Safety and infection control, pages 27-30 | 174 | ||
Chapter 6: Respiratory problems, pages 31-34 | 176 | ||
Chapter 7: Cardiovascular problems, pages 35-40 | 178 | ||
Chapter 8: Hematologic problems, pages 41-44 | 181 | ||
Chapter 9: Neurologic problems, pages 45-48 | 182 | ||
Chapter 10: Visual and auditory problems, pages 49-52 | 185 | ||
Chapter 11: Musculoskeletal problems, pages 53-56 | 186 | ||
Chapter 12: Gastrointestinal and nutritional problems, pages 57-60 | 188 | ||
Chapter 13: Diabetes mellitus, pages 61-64 | 190 | ||
Chapter 14: Other endocrine problems, pages 65-68 | 192 | ||
Chapter 15: Integumentary problems, pages 69-72 | 193 | ||
Chapter 16: Renal and urinary problems, pages 73-76 | 195 | ||
Chapter 17: Reproductive problems, pages 77-80 | 196 | ||
Chapter 18: Problems in pregnancy and childbearing, pages 81-84 | 199 | ||
Chapter 19: Pediatric problems, pages 85-90 | 201 | ||
Chapter 20: Emergencies and disasters, pages 91-94 | 204 | ||
Chapter 21: Psychiatric–mental health problems, pages 95-98 | 207 | ||
Case study 1: Chest pressure, indigestion, nausea, and vomiting, pages 99-100 | 209 | ||
Case study 2: Dyspnea and shortness of breath, pages 101-102 | 210 | ||
Case study 3: Multiple clients on a medical-surgical unit, pages 103-104 | 211 | ||
Case study 4: Shortness of breath, edema, and decreased urine output, pages 105-106 | 212 | ||
Case study 5: Diabetic ketoacidosis, pages 107-108 | 213 | ||
Case study 6: Home health, pages 109-112 | 214 | ||
Case study 7: Spinal cord injury, pages 113-114 | 216 | ||
Case study 8: Multiple patients with adrenal gland disorders, pages 115-116 | 217 | ||
Case study 9: Multiple clients with gastrointestinal problems, pages 117-120 | 218 | ||
Case study 10: Multiple patients with pain, pages 121-124 | 219 | ||
Case study 11: Multiple clients with cancer, pages 125-128 | 222 | ||
Case study 12: Gastrointestinal bleeding, pages 129-130 | 224 | ||
Case study 13: Head and leg trauma and shock, pages 131-134 | 225 | ||
Case study 14: Septic shock, pages 135-138 | 227 | ||
Case study 15: Heart failure, pages 139-142 | 228 | ||
Case study 16: Multiple patients with peripheral vascular disease, pages, 143-144 | 230 | ||
Case study 17: Respiratory difficulty after surgery, pages 145-148 | 231 | ||
Case study 18: Long-term care, pages 149-152 | 233 | ||
Case study 19: Multiple pediatric clients in a clinic setting, pages 153-156 | 234 | ||
Case study 20: Multiple patients with mental health disorders, pages 157-162 | 236 | ||
Case study 21: Childbearing, pages 163-166 | 239 | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 1: Pain, pages 11-14 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 2: Cancer, pages 15-18 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 3: Immunologic problems, pages 19-22 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 4: Fluid, electrolyte, and acid-base balance problems, pages 23-26 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 5: Safety and infection control, pages 27-30 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 6: Respiratory problems, pages 31-34 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 7: Cardiovascular problems, pages 35-40 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 8: Hematologic problems, pages 41-44 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 9: Neurologic problems, pages 45-48 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 10: Visual and auditory problems, pages 49-52 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 11: Musculoskeletal problems, pages 53-56 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 12: Gastrointestinal and nutritional problems, pages 57-60 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 13: Diabetes mellitus, pages 61-64 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 14: Other endocrine problems, pages 65-68 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 15: Integumentary problems, pages 69-72 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 16: Renal and urinary problems, pages 73-76 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 17: Reproductive problems, pages 77-80 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 18: Problems in pregnancy and childbearing, pages 81-84 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 19: Pediatric problems, pages 85-90 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 20: Emergencies and disasters, pages 91-94 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Chapter 21: Psychiatric–mental health problems, pages 95-98 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 1: Chest pressure, indigestion, nausea, and vomiting, pages 99-100 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 2: Dyspnea and shortness of breath, pages 101-102 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 3: Multiple clients on a medical-surgical unit, pages 103-104 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 4: Shortness of breath, edema, and decreased urine output, pages 105-106 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 5: Diabetic ketoacidosis, pages 107-108 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 6: Home health, pages 109-112 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 7: Spinal cord injury, pages 113-114 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 8: Multiple patients with adrenal gland disorders, pages 115-116 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 9: Multiple clients with gastrointestinal problems, pages 117-120 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 10: Multiple patients with pain, pages 121-124 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 11: Multiple clients with cancer, pages 125-128 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 12: Gastrointestinal bleeding, pages 129-130 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 13: Head and leg trauma and shock, pages 131-134 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 14: Septic shock, pages 135-138 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 15: Heart failure, pages 139-142 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 16: Multiple patients with peripheral vascular disease, pages, 143-144 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 17: Respiratory difficulty after surgery, pages 145-148 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 18: Long-term care, pages 149-152 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 19: Multiple pediatric clients in a clinic setting, pages 153-156 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 20: Multiple patients with mental health disorders, pages 157-162 | e | ||
Answer key | e | ||
Case study 21: Childbearing, pages 163-166 | e | ||
How to use | 248 | ||
Definitions | 248 | ||
The five rights of delegation †§ | 248 | ||
The four Cs of communication | 248 | ||
Principles for implementation of prioritization, delegation, and assignment | 249 |