In other words, under current law you can give away up to $5.43 million 2 during your lifetimeâover and above the annual $14,000 exclusion and any payments you make directly to educational or medical providers on someone else's behalfâand still avoid gift tax.
if you look under the lvn section it is in there... Quote from jspacegirl are lvns in texas allowed to delegate tasks to unlicensed personnel? i can't seem to find anything about this in the npa, but maybe i'm not looking hard enough.
I understand that nurses can't delegate to lpn's and na's anything that deals with nursing judgement, assessments, and teaching. However, other than these 3 things I am not understanding what we can delegate to lpn/na's. Could someone link me a website or just write down what RN's can and can't delegate. I am readin the 4th ed. saunders book and I don't see anything on delegation...could someone point to me the page on delegation in teh saunders book? I know that NA's can perform ADL's, feeding, urine collection, ambulation, etc. But I am unsure of what rn's can delegate to lpn's. Someone told me that lpn's can't administer I.V. drugs...however I have seen with my eye in clinicals a lpn administer 2ml's of morphine IV push.