A nurse on a medical-surgical unit is teaching a newly licensed nurse about tasks to delegate to assistive personnel (AP). Which of the following statements by the newly licensed nurse indicates an understanding of the teaching?

A. "An AP may monitor the peripheral IV insertion site of a client who is receiving replacement fluids." – Monitoring IV sites requires assessment skills and clinical judgment, which are within the scope of a licensed nurse, not assistive personnel. B. "An AP may count the respirations of a client who is going to have surgery later the same day." – Counting respirations is a basic task within the AP’s scope of practice. However, the nurse is responsible for interpreting the findings. C. "An AP may take orthostatic blood pressure measurements from a client who reports dizziness." – Measuring orthostatic blood pressure requires critical thinking and assessment of the client’s condition, which falls under the nurse’s responsibilities. D. "An AP may perform a central line dressing change for a client who is ready for discharge." – Performing a central line dressing change is a sterile procedure that requires nursing assessment and should be completed by a licensed nurse.