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Leadership and Management in Nursing Flashcards

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  1. A nurse is preparing to delegate a task to an LPN. Which task is appropriate for delegation to an LPN?

    Answer: Administering a routine oral medication to a stable patient

    LPNs can administer routine medications to stable patients; initial assessments, care planning, and complex teaching require RN-level skill.

  2. Which action demonstrates appropriate use of the chain of command?

    Answer: Expressing concern to the charge nurse, then the supervisor, when a physician does not respond to a safety concern

    The chain of command requires escalating safety concerns through the organizational hierarchy — charge nurse → supervisor → higher leadership.

  3. A nurse discovers a patient fell while under the care of another nurse. Which document should never be referenced in the medical record?

    Answer: Incident/variance report

    Incident reports are internal quality documents; referencing them in the medical record makes them discoverable in litigation, violating their protected status.

  4. A hospital is implementing a new electronic health record (EHR) system. Which change management strategy is most effective?

    Answer: Involve frontline nurses in the design and rollout process

    Involving end-users in design and implementation increases buy-in, identifies workflow issues early, and improves adoption success.

  5. A nurse manager uses a 'just culture' framework. This means:

    Answer: Accountability is balanced between individual behavior and system failures

    Just culture distinguishes between human error (system fix), at-risk behavior (coaching), and reckless behavior (discipline), balancing accountability with learning.

  6. Which strategy is most effective for improving HCAHPS (patient satisfaction) scores related to nurse communication?

    Answer: Use hourly rounding to proactively address patient needs

    Hourly rounding proactively addresses patient needs, reduces call lights, and improves communication scores on HCAHPS surveys.

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