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Which situation indicates inappropriate use of delegation?

[1] The nurse manager triages clients coming into the Emergency Department.
[2] The charge nurse asks the nursing assistant to obtain a complete set of vital signs.
[3] The nursing supervisor asks a nurse manager to lead a task force on improving
quality.
[4] The nurse asks a nursing assistant to assist in admitting a client by setting up the
room.

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