I am taking an NCLEX review course right now, and the instructor has said these three things that I'm thinking are inaccurate. What do you all think?
A CNA can do a clean dressing change. (Maybe in NCLEX-land? I've never seen this in real life.)
When a hospital goes on divert and does not take new admits, this is called "safe harbor." (I thought safe harbor was available only in some states and has to do with a nurse protecting her license and having to take too many patients, not a hospital going on divert.)
It is illegal for a nurse to refuse to float to another unit. The concern was the nurse states she is not qualified to work on that unit. (I clarified if it's "illegal" on NCLEX, or in real-life, and the instructor stated a nurse cannot refuse to float to another unit because this violates nurse practice acts in most states.