0900 — YOUR SHIFT JUST GOT MORE COMPLICATED The chаrge RN tells the teаm thаt an RN scheduled fоr the shift has called оut and nо replacement is currently available. Your four patients still require care: ROBERT CARTER Potassium remains 3.3 mEq/L Furosemide 40 mg IV is due now No potassium-replacement order is currently visible He remains on telemetry DANA BENNETT Pain still requires management She has not yet voided since Foley removal She needs ambulation Incentive-spirometry reinforcement is due MIGUEL ALVAREZ Oxygenation improved following your earlier interventions The provider is now at the bedside The provider wants your updated respiratory assessment and Miguel's response to the interventions EMILY YOUNG Her discharge is on hold Her anticoagulation refusal and follow-up plan still need to be addressed before discharge The UAP tells you that morning vital signs have not yet been obtained on two of your currently stable patients. An LPN is available to assist with care within the LPN's scope of practice and facility policy. The charge RN looks at you and says: “We're short. Reorganize your care and tell me what you need.” VIDEO RESPONSE — MAXIMUM 2 MINUTES You do not have time to give me a complete care plan. Think like the RN managing this assignment right now. Answer these four questions briefly: 1. Name ONE task you would delegate right now and tell me WHO you would delegate it to. 2. Name ONE task or responsibility from this situation that you would KEEP with the RN and explain WHY. 3. What is your HIGHEST patient-safety concern at 0900? 4. Name ONE leadership action you would take to help the team function safely during this unexpected staffing change. Your answers must be specific to this situation. Do not simply state definitions of delegation, leadership, or prioritization.
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