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Prioritization & Delegation: Who is Seen First, and Who Does What ?

Welcome to Lesson 4 of the Clinical Judgment & Prioritization Series! Today, we’re breaking down one of the BIGGEST NCLEX trouble areas: Prioritization & Delegation — Who is seen first, AND who should do what? If you’ve ever felt unsure about whether something is an RN task, an LPN task, or something a UAP can handle, this lesson will FINALLY make everything clear. You’ll learn a simple logic-based system that works for every NCLEX delegation question. ________________________________________ In this lesson, you will learn: ✔ The exact tasks ONLY the RN can perform ✔ What LPNs are allowed to do (and NOT allowed to do) ✔ What UAPs can safely take on ✔ A simple “RN → LPN → UAP” delegation formula ✔ How to choose who the nurse should see FIRST ✔ How to apply ABCs, Maslow, and Trends to prioritization ✔ Case studies with priority ranking + rationales By the end of this lesson, delegating and prioritizing patients will feel automatic, not confusing. ________________________________________ Download the Clinical Judgment & Prioritization Workbook Practice scenarios • Rationales • Delegation charts • Mini quizzes 👉 NurseEdScholar.com ________________________________________ Watch the Full Clinical Judgment Series 1️⃣ Lesson 1 — How the NCLEX Thinks 2️⃣ Lesson 2 — Safety Frameworks That Win 3️⃣ Lesson 3 — Recognizing Cues & Trends 4️⃣ Lesson 4 — Prioritization & Delegation ← You’re here! 5️⃣ Lesson 5 — Medication Safety 6️⃣ Lesson 6 — SBAR & Putting It All Together ________________________________________ Join the NurseEdScholar Community ✔ Subscribe ✔ Like this video ✔ Hit the Notification Bell ✔ Comment on what delegation topics confuse you ✔ Visit NurseEdScholar.com Study smarter. Test like a pro. You’ve got this. ________________________________________ #NCLEX #ClinicalJudgment #NurseEdScholar #NCLEXPrep #Prioritization #Delegation #NextGenNCLEX #NursingSchool #RNExam #NursingStudents #NursingEducation #CriticalThinkingNursing #WhoDoYouSeeFirst #PassTheNCLEX #nurseedscholar ________________________________________