Linda A. LaCharity formerly, Accelerated Program Director, Assistant Professor, College of Nursing, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. Candice K. Kumagai formerly, Clinical Instructor, School of Nursing, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas, USA. Shirley M. Hosler formerly, Nursing Instructor, School of Nursing, National American University, USA.

• PART 1: INTRODUCTIONGuidelines for Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment DecisionsPART 2: PRIORITIZATION, DELEGATION, AND ASSIGNMENT IN COMMON HEALTH SCENARIOS1. Pain2. Cancer3. Immunologic Problems4. Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance Problems5. Safety and Infection Control6. Respiratory Problems7. Cardiovascular Problems8. Hematologic Problems9. Neurologic Problems10. Visual and Auditory Problems11. Musculoskeletal Problems12. Gastrointestinal and Nutritional Problems13. Diabetes Mellitus14. Other Endocrine Problems15. Integumentary Problems16. Renal and Urinary Problems17. Reproductive Problems18. Pregnancy and Childbearing Problems19. Pediatric Problems20. Pharmacology21. Emergencies and Disasters22. Psychiatric/Mental Health Problems23. Community Health Problems24. NGN-Style QuestionsPART 3: PRIORITIZATION, DELEGATION, AND ASSIGNMENT IN COMPLEX HEALTH SCENARIOSCase Studies1. Chest Pressure, Indigestion, and Nausea2. Dyspnea and Shortness of Breath3. Multiple Patients on a Medical-Surgical Unit4. Shortness of Breath, Edema, and Decreased Urine Output5. Patient With New Diagnosis of Diabetes Mellitus6. Multiple Patients Receiving Home Health Care7. Spinal Cord Injury8. Multiple Patients With Adrenal Gland Disorders9. Multiple Patients With Gastrointestinal Problems10. Multiple Patients With Pain11. Multiple Patients With Cancer12. Gastrointestinal Bleeding13. Head and Leg Trauma and Shock14. Septic Shock15. Heart Failure16. Multiple Patients With Peripheral Vascular Disease17. Respiratory Difficulty After Surgery18. Multiple Patients in a Long-Term Care Center19. Pediatric Patients in Clinic and Acute Care Settings20. Multiple Patients With Mental Health Disorders21. Childbearing22. Blunt Abdominal Trauma23. Gunshot Wound With Septic Shock

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Linda A. LaCharity formerly, Accelerated Program Director, Assistant Professor, College of Nursing, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. Candice K. Kumagai formerly, Clinical Instructor, School of Nursing, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas, USA. Shirley M. Hosler formerly, Nursing Instructor, School of Nursing, National American University, USA.

• PART 1: INTRODUCTIONGuidelines for Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment DecisionsPART 2: PRIORITIZATION, DELEGATION, AND ASSIGNMENT IN COMMON HEALTH SCENARIOS1. Pain2. Cancer3. Immunologic Problems4. Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance Problems5. Safety and Infection Control6. Respiratory Problems7. Cardiovascular Problems8. Hematologic Problems9. Neurologic Problems10. Visual and Auditory Problems11. Musculoskeletal Problems12. Gastrointestinal and Nutritional Problems13. Diabetes Mellitus14. Other Endocrine Problems15. Integumentary Problems16. Renal and Urinary Problems17. Reproductive Problems18. Pregnancy and Childbearing Problems19. Pediatric Problems20. Pharmacology21. Emergencies and Disasters22. Psychiatric/Mental Health Problems23. Community Health Problems24. NGN-Style QuestionsPART 3: PRIORITIZATION, DELEGATION, AND ASSIGNMENT IN COMPLEX HEALTH SCENARIOSCase Studies1. Chest Pressure, Indigestion, and Nausea2. Dyspnea and Shortness of Breath3. Multiple Patients on a Medical-Surgical Unit4. Shortness of Breath, Edema, and Decreased Urine Output5. Patient With New Diagnosis of Diabetes Mellitus6. Multiple Patients Receiving Home Health Care7. Spinal Cord Injury8. Multiple Patients With Adrenal Gland Disorders9. Multiple Patients With Gastrointestinal Problems10. Multiple Patients With Pain11. Multiple Patients With Cancer12. Gastrointestinal Bleeding13. Head and Leg Trauma and Shock14. Septic Shock15. Heart Failure16. Multiple Patients With Peripheral Vascular Disease17. Respiratory Difficulty After Surgery18. Multiple Patients in a Long-Term Care Center19. Pediatric Patients in Clinic and Acute Care Settings20. Multiple Patients With Mental Health Disorders21. Childbearing22. Blunt Abdominal Trauma23. Gunshot Wound With Septic Shock

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Linda A. LaCharity formerly, Accelerated Program Director, Assistant Professor, College of Nursing, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. Candice K. Kumagai formerly, Clinical Instructor, School of Nursing, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas, USA. Shirley M. Hosler formerly, Nursing Instructor, School of Nursing, National American University, USA.

• PART 1: INTRODUCTIONGuidelines for Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment DecisionsPART 2: PRIORITIZATION, DELEGATION, AND ASSIGNMENT IN COMMON HEALTH SCENARIOS1. Pain2. Cancer3. Immunologic Problems4. Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance Problems5. Safety and Infection Control6. Respiratory Problems7. Cardiovascular Problems8. Hematologic Problems9. Neurologic Problems10. Visual and Auditory Problems11. Musculoskeletal Problems12. Gastrointestinal and Nutritional Problems13. Diabetes Mellitus14. Other Endocrine Problems15. Integumentary Problems16. Renal and Urinary Problems17. Reproductive Problems18. Pregnancy and Childbearing Problems19. Pediatric Problems20. Pharmacology21. Emergencies and Disasters22. Psychiatric/Mental Health Problems23. Community Health Problems24. NGN-Style QuestionsPART 3: PRIORITIZATION, DELEGATION, AND ASSIGNMENT IN COMPLEX HEALTH SCENARIOSCase Studies1. Chest Pressure, Indigestion, and Nausea2. Dyspnea and Shortness of Breath3. Multiple Patients on a Medical-Surgical Unit4. Shortness of Breath, Edema, and Decreased Urine Output5. Patient With New Diagnosis of Diabetes Mellitus6. Multiple Patients Receiving Home Health Care7. Spinal Cord Injury8. Multiple Patients With Adrenal Gland Disorders9. Multiple Patients With Gastrointestinal Problems10. Multiple Patients With Pain11. Multiple Patients With Cancer12. Gastrointestinal Bleeding13. Head and Leg Trauma and Shock14. Septic Shock15. Heart Failure16. Multiple Patients With Peripheral Vascular Disease17. Respiratory Difficulty After Surgery18. Multiple Patients in a Long-Term Care Center19. Pediatric Patients in Clinic and Acute Care Settings20. Multiple Patients With Mental Health Disorders21. Childbearing22. Blunt Abdominal Trauma23. Gunshot Wound With Septic Shock

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