Teamwork in Nursing: Applying Affiliative Leadership

Part 3
After morning handover of your 4 patients you have reviewed the charts and have entered the room to greet your patients. It is 0730 and breakfast is usually delivered at 0740. Before you can introduce yourself and the student you have been allocated to work with, the following demands on your time occur concurrently:
Patient 1 Mrs Peterson is asking for help to the bathroom to use her bowels. You know Mrs Peterson had a stroke 2 weeks ago and has a moderate left hemiplegia and needs assistance to move. She is classified as a high falls risk.
Patient 2 Mrs Wilkinson is one day post operative. Night staff handed over she has a large mass around her abdominal wound that was assessed over night by the on call surgical registrar and it is likely a large heamatoma. Her blood pressure laying flat is 85 - 95 systolic and heart rate is 120bpm. Observations were last measured at 0600. She has two drain tubes on negative pressure and is fasting to potentially return to theatre.
Patient 3 Mr Young is nil by mouth and has IV therapy running at 167mls per hour. The infusion pump alarm is sounding and the IV flask appears to be close to empty, Mr Young is also complaining of pain. He has IV antibiotics and pain relief due at 0800.
Patient 4 Mr Stavropoulous has been admitted for acute asthma. He is due for Ventolin and Prednisolone at 0800. His BGL at 0700 was 3.6mmol/l. He had vital signs measure at 0600 and respiratory rate was 24 and pulse oximetry was 95% on room air.
Part 4
What are the responsibilities and the roles you, your student and the ANUM have in maximising teamwork and demonstrating leadership in the part 3 scenario? Consider leadership style, communication styles and decision making and shared understanding in your answer (Use evidence to support your work). (400 words)