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Which nursing’s actions are appropriate to the roles/responsibilities of the LPN/LVN?

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Effectus [21]2 years ago

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Uses active listening techniques when in- teracting with a depressed patient 2. Reports changes in vital signs to the health care provider in a timely fashion 3. Takes initiative to create a comprehensive care plan for a newly admitted patient 4. Ensures that the correct medication is giv- en to the correct patient at the correct time 5. Collects data from the patient, the family, and previous medical records

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