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Leadership & Team Collaboration Flashcards

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  1. An LVN notices a CNA is performing a task incorrectly. What is the most appropriate first action?

    Answer: Calmly correct the CNA and demonstrate the proper technique

    The LVN should provide immediate, constructive correction to prevent harm and support team learning.

  2. Which leadership style involves the leader making all decisions without input from the team?

    Answer: Autocratic

    Autocratic leadership is characterized by centralized decision-making with little to no team input.

  3. An LVN disagrees with a physician's order. What is the best course of action?

    Answer: Communicate concerns to the physician and notify the charge nurse if unresolved

    The LVN should use assertive communication through the proper chain of command to address concerns safely.

  4. During a team huddle, an LVN notices a quiet team member has not contributed. The best action is to:

    Answer: Invite their input with an open-ended question

    Encouraging participation with open-ended questions promotes inclusive communication and team engagement.

  5. The SBAR communication tool stands for:

    Answer: Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation

    SBAR (Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation) is a standardized communication framework used in healthcare handoffs.

  6. Which behavior best demonstrates a collaborative team environment?

    Answer: Staff openly share information and assist each other with workload

    Collaboration requires open communication, mutual support, and shared responsibility for patient outcomes.

  7. An LVN is asked to delegate wound care to a CNA. The LVN should first:

    Answer: Assess whether the task is within the CNA's scope of practice and competency

    Safe delegation requires confirming that the task is appropriate for the delegate's scope and skill level.