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The nurse directs the unlicensed assistive personnel (uap) to assist an inactive client with positioning. which action by the uap would cause the nurse to intervene?

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The action carried out by the unlicensed assistive personnel that would cause the nurse to intervene is raising the height of the bed to the waist level prior to moving the client.

Who is an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?

An unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) is an individual that is unlicensed who undergoes training in helping licensed nurse in providing patient/client care.

The tasks that cannot be given to an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) include the following:

  • Assessment,

  • Planning,

  • Evaluation, and

  • Nursing judgment.

The tasks that can be givent to the by a licensed nurse include the following:

  • making unoccupied beds,

  • supervising patient ambulation or positioning,

  • assisting with hygiene, and

  • feeding meals.

During positioning of an inactive patient, the patients bed should not be raised higher than the waist level as this would be difficult for the unlicensed assistive personnel to move the patient.

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