A registered nurse (RN) on a general surgical unit is preparing to delegate a complex sterile wound dressing change to a licensed practical nurse (LPN). Arrange the RN's actions in the correct chronological sequence to comply with the national guidelines for safe delegation. (Place the first action at the top and the final action at the bottom.)
- 1Evaluate the client's current physiological stability and the complexity of the wound.
- 2Confirm the LPN's documented competency and previous experience with this specific type of dressing.
- 3Provide explicit instructions regarding the required supplies, timeframe, and expected reporting parameters.
- 4Remain accessible on the unit to provide guidance and observe the procedure if necessary.
- 5Determine the client's tolerance of the procedure and review the accuracy of the LPN's documentation.
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The correct sequential order for safe delegation is: Evaluate the client's stability, confirm the LPN's competency, provide explicit instructions, remain accessible for guidance, and finally determine the client's response to the procedure.
Safe delegation requires a specific chronological process outlined by the Five Rights of Delegation. The RN must first evaluate the client (Right Circumstance/Task), then verify the delegate's skill (Right Person), communicate the plan (Right Direction), oversee the execution (Right Supervision), and finally evaluate the results (Right Evaluation).
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The NCSBN National Guidelines for Nursing Delegation require a systematic approach: Assessment and Planning (client and delegate), Communication, Surveillance and Supervision, and Evaluation and Feedback.