BSNC 1020 LATEST 2026 STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔What is the title for a registered nurse with certified practice? - ✔✔RN-C
✔✔What does section 6 state? - ✔✔Restricted activities that do not require an order
✔✔What does section 7 state? - ✔✔Restricted activities that do require an order
✔✔What are restricted activities that need an order? - ✔✔Require an order from a listed
health care professional and must be authorized to perform or provide the activity.
1. Procedures below body surface
2. Administering substances
3. Putting items into body openings
4. Putting substances into ears
5. Hazardous forms of energy
6. Medications
7. Allergy testing and treatment
✔✔What are restricted activities that don't need an order? - ✔✔Part of general nursing
practice.
1. Diagnosis
2. Wound care
3. Intravenous
4. Inhalation
5. Instillation and injection
6. Assessing clients and treating conditions
7. Managing labour
8. Hazardous forms of energy
9. Ordering the application of energy
10. Medications
11. Prescribing medications
12. Therapeutic diets
✔✔What are non-restricted activities? - ✔✔Fundamental to nursing practice and are
included in the scope of practice.
1. Assisting clients with ADLs
2. Carrying out an electrocardiogram
3. Communicating appropriately with clients
4. Collaborating with others on the healthcare team
5. Coordinating care services for clients
6. Counselling clients
, 7. Develop professional relationships with clients
8. Documenting timely, accurate repots
9. Managing or applying physical restraints
10. Mentoring and preceptoring
11. Planning client care
12. Pronouncing death
13. Providing some disease prevention and health promotion
14. Recommending or administering some medication (schedule 2)
15. Teaching
16. Using isolation techniques
17. Using some types of equipment (lifts, slings)
✔✔What do you need to fulfill an order? - ✔✔Patient chart, patient identifier on the
order, doctor signature, what, when, where, and time.
✔✔What do verbal orders require? - ✔✔2 nurses
✔✔What is autonomous practice? - ✔✔assuming accountability and responsibility for
making decisions about client care and performing activities that you are educated,
competent, and allowed to perform without a client-specific order
✔✔What is certified practice? - ✔✔Requires additional certification or knowledge to
expand the scope, ex: reproductive health
✔✔What does autonomous practice include? - ✔✔1. Assuming accountability
2. Responsibilities with positions and taking action
3. Perform educated care
4. Competent care
✔✔Key Principles to uphold safe nursing practice - ✔✔1. Scope of practice
2. Responsibility and accountability
✔✔Why is there controls on practice? - ✔✔It is a self-regulated practice. No one can tell
you that you have to do it other than yourself.
✔✔What are the practice standards? - ✔✔- Boundaries in the nurse-client relationship
- Communicable diseases preventing nurse-to-client transmission
- Conflict on interest
- Consent
- Delegating tasks to unregulated care providers
- Documentation
- Duty to provide care
- Duty to report
- Employed student registrants
- Indigenous cultural safety, cultural humility, and anti-racism
ANSWERS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔What is the title for a registered nurse with certified practice? - ✔✔RN-C
✔✔What does section 6 state? - ✔✔Restricted activities that do not require an order
✔✔What does section 7 state? - ✔✔Restricted activities that do require an order
✔✔What are restricted activities that need an order? - ✔✔Require an order from a listed
health care professional and must be authorized to perform or provide the activity.
1. Procedures below body surface
2. Administering substances
3. Putting items into body openings
4. Putting substances into ears
5. Hazardous forms of energy
6. Medications
7. Allergy testing and treatment
✔✔What are restricted activities that don't need an order? - ✔✔Part of general nursing
practice.
1. Diagnosis
2. Wound care
3. Intravenous
4. Inhalation
5. Instillation and injection
6. Assessing clients and treating conditions
7. Managing labour
8. Hazardous forms of energy
9. Ordering the application of energy
10. Medications
11. Prescribing medications
12. Therapeutic diets
✔✔What are non-restricted activities? - ✔✔Fundamental to nursing practice and are
included in the scope of practice.
1. Assisting clients with ADLs
2. Carrying out an electrocardiogram
3. Communicating appropriately with clients
4. Collaborating with others on the healthcare team
5. Coordinating care services for clients
6. Counselling clients
, 7. Develop professional relationships with clients
8. Documenting timely, accurate repots
9. Managing or applying physical restraints
10. Mentoring and preceptoring
11. Planning client care
12. Pronouncing death
13. Providing some disease prevention and health promotion
14. Recommending or administering some medication (schedule 2)
15. Teaching
16. Using isolation techniques
17. Using some types of equipment (lifts, slings)
✔✔What do you need to fulfill an order? - ✔✔Patient chart, patient identifier on the
order, doctor signature, what, when, where, and time.
✔✔What do verbal orders require? - ✔✔2 nurses
✔✔What is autonomous practice? - ✔✔assuming accountability and responsibility for
making decisions about client care and performing activities that you are educated,
competent, and allowed to perform without a client-specific order
✔✔What is certified practice? - ✔✔Requires additional certification or knowledge to
expand the scope, ex: reproductive health
✔✔What does autonomous practice include? - ✔✔1. Assuming accountability
2. Responsibilities with positions and taking action
3. Perform educated care
4. Competent care
✔✔Key Principles to uphold safe nursing practice - ✔✔1. Scope of practice
2. Responsibility and accountability
✔✔Why is there controls on practice? - ✔✔It is a self-regulated practice. No one can tell
you that you have to do it other than yourself.
✔✔What are the practice standards? - ✔✔- Boundaries in the nurse-client relationship
- Communicable diseases preventing nurse-to-client transmission
- Conflict on interest
- Consent
- Delegating tasks to unregulated care providers
- Documentation
- Duty to provide care
- Duty to report
- Employed student registrants
- Indigenous cultural safety, cultural humility, and anti-racism
