Question

can you please answer those questions only 5,6,7,8,9, thanks . i appreciate you

first section has to do with delegation, which we will have covered in cussing ethical provisions 4-6. This is a very important part of how you as a se will make decisions about patient care and accountability for that care. sing school and licensing questions will require that you understand egation, so please look at this as a very important subject and read and Swer for understanding, not just to answer the questions. ease explain these in your own words as much as possible. 1. What is delegation? 2. What is supervision? 3. What is the meaning of the term unlicensed person? 4. What are the 6 criteria that must be addressed by the entity (the organization providing the care) before delegation of nursing tasks can occur. 5. What are the 5 criteria that must be met before delegation can occur. 6. What additional criteria are covered by sections C and D 7. What assessment is required prior to delegation? 8. What is involved in supervision of delegated tasks? 9. What nursing tasks cannot be delegated? Using the Ethical and Legal Issues Power point, answer the following

Answer 1

1. Delegation means one person giving responsibility to another person who is equally eligible and qualified to do the job. Delegation is legal in nursing profession.

2. Supervision means monitoring and observing one person's job to meet the needs and requirements of the work.

3. The term unlicensed person means not getting required license to perform the job. Unlicensed person is illegal to perform the work.

4. The 6 criterias are

- Equally eligible

- Equally qualified

- knowledge of doing work

- Professionalism

- Having license to perform a job

- Having acceptance to perform the job