The Role of the LPN/LVN as a Team Leader Has

question 4

Multiple Choice

The role of the LPN/LVN as a team leader has been developed to broaden and improve patient care.The statement that reflects this role implementation is which one of the following?

• A) As LPN/LVN team leaders, these nurses are totally and only personally responsible, under the terms of licensure, for personal care actions and the nursing actions of the others assigned on their units and shifts.
• B) As an LPN/LVN team leader, this nurse, under the supervision and guidance of an RN, is responsible for all aspects of patient care that is assigned to this team.
• C) As an LPN/LVN team leader, this nurse uses those skills and judgments learned in school to guide and direct the team members in what the nurse believes is correct patient care. The LPN/LVN is accountable only to patients for the care provided.
• D) The team leader LPN/LVN decides on patient care assignments, takes care to promote accident prevention and safety, and is accountable only to self professionalism for the nursing actions of the team.

Know the strategic benefits and implications of product line extensions and development.

Recognize the critical role of integrated marketing communications (IMC) in creating coherent promotional messages.

Understand the concepts and importance of yield management in service firms.

Comprehend the stages of the new product development process.

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