BSNC 3020 UPDATED EXAMS SCRIPT QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔What are psychiatric facilities in Canada? - ✔✔Can be in hospitals, independent
outpatient clinical, or mental health clinics.
✔✔What services do psychiatric facilities offer? - ✔✔Inpatient and outpatient services,
collaborating with doctors, psychologists, SW's, therapists.
✔✔What do rehabilitation centres provide? - ✔✔Therapy and restorative training to
decrease patient dependence on care.
✔✔What do rehabilitation centres teach patients and families? - ✔✔Function post-
stroke, head or spinal cord injury, etc.
✔✔Who do rehabilitation centres collaborate with? - ✔✔PT and OT, SW, etc.
✔✔What is the community sector? - ✔✔Accessible primary and secondary care for
patients.
✔✔What is the role of nurses in the community sector? - ✔✔To promote, protect, and
preserve the health of people in that setting.
, ✔✔What is the focus of public health? - ✔✔The entire population, including pandemic
planning and global surveillance.
✔✔Who do nurses work with in public health? - ✔✔Medical health officers, therapists,
psychologists, nutritionists, environmental and public health clinics.
✔✔What is the majority of Canadian physicians' function in publicly funded healthcare?
- ✔✔Private contractors.
✔✔What is the role of community health centres and clinics? - ✔✔To plan, manage,
and deliver comprehensive services to geographic areas/at-risk populations.
✔✔What is the first point of contact for community health centres and clinics? - ✔✔They
offer social, rehab, primary health, etc.
✔✔Who can manage community health centres and clinics? - ✔✔Nurse practitioners.
✔✔What is assisted living? - ✔✔Adults live and receive a range of support services.
✔✔What is home care? - ✔✔Health care for people in their homes, residential settings,
hospitals, ambulatory clinics, etc.
✔✔Is home care insured? - ✔✔No, but it is funded by provinces and territories.
✔✔Who is home care provided to? - ✔✔Indigenous people on reserves by the federal
government, armed forces + RCMP, federal inmates, eligible veterans.
✔✔What are ADSPs? - ✔✔Continuous health care services for specific patients
(dementia, physical rehab, counselling, etc).
✔✔What are community and voluntary agencies? - ✔✔Organizations that meet the
needs of target populations.
✔✔What is the role of community and voluntary agencies? - ✔✔To educate, prevent,
and detect specific conditions rather than treating.
✔✔What is occupational health? - ✔✔Integrated occupational health and safety
services.
✔✔What is palliative care? - ✔✔Interdisciplinary care to manage life-threatening
conditions.
✔✔What does palliative care involve? - ✔✔Caregiver support, cultural practices,
shelters, LTC, etc.
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔What are psychiatric facilities in Canada? - ✔✔Can be in hospitals, independent
outpatient clinical, or mental health clinics.
✔✔What services do psychiatric facilities offer? - ✔✔Inpatient and outpatient services,
collaborating with doctors, psychologists, SW's, therapists.
✔✔What do rehabilitation centres provide? - ✔✔Therapy and restorative training to
decrease patient dependence on care.
✔✔What do rehabilitation centres teach patients and families? - ✔✔Function post-
stroke, head or spinal cord injury, etc.
✔✔Who do rehabilitation centres collaborate with? - ✔✔PT and OT, SW, etc.
✔✔What is the community sector? - ✔✔Accessible primary and secondary care for
patients.
✔✔What is the role of nurses in the community sector? - ✔✔To promote, protect, and
preserve the health of people in that setting.
, ✔✔What is the focus of public health? - ✔✔The entire population, including pandemic
planning and global surveillance.
✔✔Who do nurses work with in public health? - ✔✔Medical health officers, therapists,
psychologists, nutritionists, environmental and public health clinics.
✔✔What is the majority of Canadian physicians' function in publicly funded healthcare?
- ✔✔Private contractors.
✔✔What is the role of community health centres and clinics? - ✔✔To plan, manage,
and deliver comprehensive services to geographic areas/at-risk populations.
✔✔What is the first point of contact for community health centres and clinics? - ✔✔They
offer social, rehab, primary health, etc.
✔✔Who can manage community health centres and clinics? - ✔✔Nurse practitioners.
✔✔What is assisted living? - ✔✔Adults live and receive a range of support services.
✔✔What is home care? - ✔✔Health care for people in their homes, residential settings,
hospitals, ambulatory clinics, etc.
✔✔Is home care insured? - ✔✔No, but it is funded by provinces and territories.
✔✔Who is home care provided to? - ✔✔Indigenous people on reserves by the federal
government, armed forces + RCMP, federal inmates, eligible veterans.
✔✔What are ADSPs? - ✔✔Continuous health care services for specific patients
(dementia, physical rehab, counselling, etc).
✔✔What are community and voluntary agencies? - ✔✔Organizations that meet the
needs of target populations.
✔✔What is the role of community and voluntary agencies? - ✔✔To educate, prevent,
and detect specific conditions rather than treating.
✔✔What is occupational health? - ✔✔Integrated occupational health and safety
services.
✔✔What is palliative care? - ✔✔Interdisciplinary care to manage life-threatening
conditions.
✔✔What does palliative care involve? - ✔✔Caregiver support, cultural practices,
shelters, LTC, etc.
