Which of the Following Indicates Safe Delegation

question 12

Multiple Choice

Which of the following indicates safe delegation?

• A) The nurse supervisor for a large urban acute care department asks the unit manager to accept two new acutely ill patients, which the manager does. The unit is short two staff, and the replacement is inexperienced.
• B) A unit manager agrees to release a staff from her unit to Unit B. The staff member she agrees to release is experienced on Unit B and is agreeable to the change. The unit manager's unit is fully staffed and patients are stable.
• C) The nurse supervisor asks the head nurse for Unit A to make do without a replacement for an ill staff member because Unit A was originally overstaffed anyway. Patient acuity levels are very high on Unit A and two staff are orientating.
• D) The nurse supervisor asks the charge nurse on Unit B to cover Unit F, which is two floors up, because the charge nurse for Unit F is ill. The charge nurse for Unit B is an experienced manager but has no experience with the nursing care required on Unit F.

Analyze the legal implications of secured transactions under Article 9 of the UCC, including the definition and value of collateral.

Identify and describe the process of contract rescission and its impact on surety obligations.

Explain the concept of subrogation and its application in secured transactions.

Identify the parties involved in a suretyship or secured transaction and their respective rights and duties.

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Definitions:

Different Ages

The varying stages of life through which an individual progresses, each characterized by distinct physical, psychological, and social changes.

Terminal Decline

The accelerated deterioration of cognitive and physical health that may occur in the final months before death.

Longitudinal Study

A research design that involves repeated observations of the same variables over short or long periods of time to detect changes or developments.

Retested

The process of being tested again to verify results or check for changes over time.