BSNC 1020 ACTUAL UPDATED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔1983 - ✔✔Year that NP university programs were closed due to a lack of funding
and legislative support
✔✔1995 - ✔✔Year that NP university programs were re-established
✔✔2005 - ✔✔Year that NPs were first legislated in BC
✔✔Professional Responsibility and Accountability - ✔✔BCCNP Professional Standard
#1
✔✔Knowledge-Based Practice - ✔✔BCCNP Professional Standard #2
✔✔Client-Focused Provision of Service - ✔✔BCCNP Professional Standard #3
✔✔Ethical Practice - ✔✔BCCNP Professional Standard #4
✔✔Health Professions Act - ✔✔Umbrella statute by which the government has
established a common regulatory system for BC's health professions
✔✔Health Professions Act - ✔✔Legislation enacted by the Legislative Assembly of
British Columbia in 1990
✔✔26 - ✔✔Number of health professions in British Columbia
✔✔BCCNP - ✔✔Governing body for RNs, NPs, LPNs, and RPNs in British Columbia
✔✔5 - ✔✔Number of protected titles for nurses in British Columbia
✔✔$2000 and/or 6 months in prison - ✔✔Repercussion for someone who falsely
identifies themselves as a nurse
✔✔Canadian Nurses Protective Society - ✔✔Legal society available to support nurses
in profession-related legal matters
✔✔Professional Responsibility and Accountability - ✔✔BCCNP Professional Standard
that indicates a nurse "maintains standards of nursing practice and professional conduct
determined by BCCNP"
✔✔Knowledge-Based Practice - ✔✔BCCNP Professional Standard that indicates a
nurse "consistently applies knowledge, skills and judgment in nursing practice"
, ✔✔Client-Focused Provision of Service - ✔✔BCCNP Professional Standard that
indicates a nurse "provides nursing services and works with others to provide health
care services in the best interest of clients"
✔✔Ethical Practice - ✔✔BCCNP Professional Standard that indicates a nurse
"understands, upholds, and promotes the ethical standards of the nursing profession"
✔✔British Columbia College of Nursing Professionals - ✔✔The full name of BCCNP
✔✔The nurse - ✔✔Who is responsible for establishing and maintaining boundaries in
the nurse-client relationship?
✔✔Dual role - ✔✔Term for a nurse who has both a professional and personal
relationship with their client
✔✔Communication, safe and appropriate nursing care, professional and legal
standards - ✔✔Three key purposes of documentation
✔✔7 - ✔✔Number of primary values in Part 1 of the CNA Code of Ethics
✔✔Nursing Values and Ethical Responsibilities - ✔✔Part 1 of the CNA Code of Ethics
✔✔Ethical Endeavours Related to Broad Societal Issues - ✔✔Part 2 of the CNA Code
of Ethics
✔✔Nursing Values and Ethical Responsibilities - ✔✔Part of the CNA Code of Ethics
which describes the ethical responsibilities central to ethical nursing practice articulated
through primary values and responsibility statements.
✔✔Ethical Endeavours Related to Broad Societal Issues - ✔✔Part of the CNA Code of
Ethics which describes activities that nurses can undertake to address social inequities.
✔✔Advocacy - ✔✔The act of supporting or recommending a cause or course of action,
undertaken on behalf of persons or issues
✔✔16 - ✔✔Number of BCCNP Practice Standards
✔✔Ethical sensitivity - ✔✔Ability to recognize when there is an ethical problem/dilemma
✔✔Moral courage - ✔✔Ability to act on decisions under challenging circumstances
✔✔Ethical guides - ✔✔General guides, basic truths/assumptions to help determine a
course of action
ANSWERS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔1983 - ✔✔Year that NP university programs were closed due to a lack of funding
and legislative support
✔✔1995 - ✔✔Year that NP university programs were re-established
✔✔2005 - ✔✔Year that NPs were first legislated in BC
✔✔Professional Responsibility and Accountability - ✔✔BCCNP Professional Standard
#1
✔✔Knowledge-Based Practice - ✔✔BCCNP Professional Standard #2
✔✔Client-Focused Provision of Service - ✔✔BCCNP Professional Standard #3
✔✔Ethical Practice - ✔✔BCCNP Professional Standard #4
✔✔Health Professions Act - ✔✔Umbrella statute by which the government has
established a common regulatory system for BC's health professions
✔✔Health Professions Act - ✔✔Legislation enacted by the Legislative Assembly of
British Columbia in 1990
✔✔26 - ✔✔Number of health professions in British Columbia
✔✔BCCNP - ✔✔Governing body for RNs, NPs, LPNs, and RPNs in British Columbia
✔✔5 - ✔✔Number of protected titles for nurses in British Columbia
✔✔$2000 and/or 6 months in prison - ✔✔Repercussion for someone who falsely
identifies themselves as a nurse
✔✔Canadian Nurses Protective Society - ✔✔Legal society available to support nurses
in profession-related legal matters
✔✔Professional Responsibility and Accountability - ✔✔BCCNP Professional Standard
that indicates a nurse "maintains standards of nursing practice and professional conduct
determined by BCCNP"
✔✔Knowledge-Based Practice - ✔✔BCCNP Professional Standard that indicates a
nurse "consistently applies knowledge, skills and judgment in nursing practice"
, ✔✔Client-Focused Provision of Service - ✔✔BCCNP Professional Standard that
indicates a nurse "provides nursing services and works with others to provide health
care services in the best interest of clients"
✔✔Ethical Practice - ✔✔BCCNP Professional Standard that indicates a nurse
"understands, upholds, and promotes the ethical standards of the nursing profession"
✔✔British Columbia College of Nursing Professionals - ✔✔The full name of BCCNP
✔✔The nurse - ✔✔Who is responsible for establishing and maintaining boundaries in
the nurse-client relationship?
✔✔Dual role - ✔✔Term for a nurse who has both a professional and personal
relationship with their client
✔✔Communication, safe and appropriate nursing care, professional and legal
standards - ✔✔Three key purposes of documentation
✔✔7 - ✔✔Number of primary values in Part 1 of the CNA Code of Ethics
✔✔Nursing Values and Ethical Responsibilities - ✔✔Part 1 of the CNA Code of Ethics
✔✔Ethical Endeavours Related to Broad Societal Issues - ✔✔Part 2 of the CNA Code
of Ethics
✔✔Nursing Values and Ethical Responsibilities - ✔✔Part of the CNA Code of Ethics
which describes the ethical responsibilities central to ethical nursing practice articulated
through primary values and responsibility statements.
✔✔Ethical Endeavours Related to Broad Societal Issues - ✔✔Part of the CNA Code of
Ethics which describes activities that nurses can undertake to address social inequities.
✔✔Advocacy - ✔✔The act of supporting or recommending a cause or course of action,
undertaken on behalf of persons or issues
✔✔16 - ✔✔Number of BCCNP Practice Standards
✔✔Ethical sensitivity - ✔✔Ability to recognize when there is an ethical problem/dilemma
✔✔Moral courage - ✔✔Ability to act on decisions under challenging circumstances
✔✔Ethical guides - ✔✔General guides, basic truths/assumptions to help determine a
course of action
