A nurse is planning to delegate client care tasks to an assistive personnel (AP). Which of the following tasks should the nurse plan to delegate to the AP?

A. Incorrect. Performing gastrostomy feedings is a complex task that requires specialized training and assessment skills. The nurse should not delegate this task to an AP who has not received the appropriate education and competency validation. B. Correct. Determining if the PRN pain medication has helped is a simple task that involves asking the client about their pain level and documenting the response. The nurse can delegate this task to an AP as long as they follow up with the client and evaluate the effectiveness of the pain management plan. C. Incorrect. Providing instructions about client care to a family member over the telephone is a task that requires clinical judgment and communication skills. The nurse should not delegate this task to an AP who might not have the knowledge or authority to answer questions or address concerns. D. Incorrect. Teaching a client how to measure their own blood pressure is a task that requires teaching and evaluation skills. The nurse should not delegate this task to an AP who might not be able to explain the procedure, demonstrate the technique, or assess the client's learning.