Rationalshesi pn v2 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

1. rationale: The PN should observe the UAP's ability to safely feed a client at risk for aspiration. Once the UP's ability to safely perform the skill has been established, the UAP should identify and report if a client develops a compromised airway. 2. rationale: Behavioral modification programs are most successful when the desired behavior is rewarded with a client-specific preference. The practical nurse (PN) should provide a positive reinforcement that will motivate the client. 3. ratio...