Master the Most Important Nursing Skills
Ask any nursing student which book helped them pass the NCLEX, and they will likely point to “LaCharity.” The 6th Edition of Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment by LaCharity, Kumagai, and Hosler is the gold standard for learning how to think like a nurse. But reading the book isn’t enough. You have to practice the logic.
This Test Bank is designed to help you master the three hardest parts of nursing: deciding who to see first (prioritization), who can help you (delegation), and which nurse should take which patient (assignment). These are the skills that save lives in a hospital and the skills that are tested most on the NCLEX.
Learn to Prioritize Like a Pro
In a busy hospital, everyone needs you at once. How do you choose? This test bank uses real-world scenarios to teach you the “ABC” (Airway, Breathing, Circulation) method and other safety rules. You will practice deciding which patient is “stable” and which one is an “emergency.”
Master Delegation and Assignment
One of the hardest things for new nurses is telling others what to do. This test bank gives you plenty of practice with:
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Delegation: Learn exactly what you can give to an LPN or a Nursing Assistant (UAP) and what you must do yourself.
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Assignment: Practice matching the right nurse to the right patient based on how sick the patient is and how much experience the nurse has.
Perfect for the Next-Generation NCLEX (NGN)
The 6th edition is fully updated for the Next-Generation NCLEX. This means the test bank isn’t just simple multiple-choice questions. It includes:
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Unfolding Case Studies: You follow one patient from the emergency room to the operating room to discharge.
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Complex Scenarios: Practice with “Select All That Apply” and “Drag and Drop” questions that mimic the real board exam.
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Clinical Judgment: Every question is designed to test your ability to make safe, fast decisions.
Why This Test Bank Works
The authors—LaCharity, Kumagai, and Hosler—are experts at teaching nursing logic. We’ve kept the language simple (9th-grade level) so you can focus on the nursing steps, not a dictionary.
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Step-by-Step Rationales: We explain exactly why one patient is more urgent than another. This helps you build the “nursing gut feeling” you need for clinicals.
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Organized by Body System: You can study heart patients one day and lung patients the next, matching your school’s curriculum.
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Focus on Safety: The questions emphasize “Quality and Safety Education for Nurses” (QSEN) standards to ensure you are a safe provider.
Study Smarter, Save Time
Nursing school is a race against the clock. This test bank helps you stop wasting time. By practicing these exercises, you will see patterns in how questions are asked. You will start to see the “right” answer before you even finish reading the options. It is the best way to lower your test anxiety and raise your scores.







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