TEXAS BON CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◍ Patient Abandonment.
Answer: NPA/BON do not define abandonment-leaves
employment-employment issue-leaves patient-licensure issue
◍ a nurse believes that she lacks the basic knowledge and skills necessary to
carry out her initial patient assignment. the nurse invokes safe harbor and
brings her quick request for safe harbor form to her supervisor. what other
action is required by the nurse when refusing an assignment?.
Answer: The nurse must collaborate with the supervisor in an attempt to
determine an alternate assignment that will not violate the nurse's duty to the
patient(s).
◍ a nurse had his license revoked by the bon in hawaii. when the nurse moves
to texas and applies for a nursing license in texas, the most likely result will
be that.
Answer: the nurse may not be able to obtain licensure in Texas until he
addresses the conduct that caused hislicense to be revoked.
◍ Party State License.
Answer: Other states belong to the compact nurse may practice in any party
state on his/her home state license
◍ a nurse who commits an error that is a minor incident.
Answer: need not be reported to the BON unless the nurse's conduct created
a significant risk of physical, emotional, or financial harm to the client.
◍ the bon rules, located in title 22 of the texas administrative code, help
implement and reflect.
Answer: the process necessary to be promoted to higher positions in nursing
in different practice settings
, ◍ which of the following activities would violate a provision of the npa and
board rule 217.11(2), standards of nursing practice, relating to the practice
of nursing by a lvn?.
Answer: Practicing in any setting without an appropriate practice supervisor
who is at least telephonically available.
◍ Step 6.
Answer: Are you prepared to accept the consequences of your actions?
◍ Disciplinary Action.
Answer: Chemical DependencyAlcohol DependencyMental IllnessEven
some prescription drugs
◍ Step 5.
Answer: Would a reasonable and prudent nurse perform this activity in this
setting?
◍ Prohibited Delegation Tasks.
Answer: Nursing assessmentsPlan of careProfessional
Judgement/InterventionResponsibility for initial teachingMedication
administration, IV fluids as well-Prohibited in acute care settings-may be
delegated in independent living situations
◍ a nurse fears that administration of a medication as ordered would place a
patient at risk of harm. the nurse would fulfill his duty to the patient if the
nurse.
Answer: informs the physician of his concern and requests clarification of
the order.
◍ if a nurse borrows money from an elderly client to help pay personal bills,
this act would be.
Answer: a violation of professional boundaries.
◍ Take a deep breath.
Answer: Cheese
◍ Safe Harbor Peer Review.
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◍ Patient Abandonment.
Answer: NPA/BON do not define abandonment-leaves
employment-employment issue-leaves patient-licensure issue
◍ a nurse believes that she lacks the basic knowledge and skills necessary to
carry out her initial patient assignment. the nurse invokes safe harbor and
brings her quick request for safe harbor form to her supervisor. what other
action is required by the nurse when refusing an assignment?.
Answer: The nurse must collaborate with the supervisor in an attempt to
determine an alternate assignment that will not violate the nurse's duty to the
patient(s).
◍ a nurse had his license revoked by the bon in hawaii. when the nurse moves
to texas and applies for a nursing license in texas, the most likely result will
be that.
Answer: the nurse may not be able to obtain licensure in Texas until he
addresses the conduct that caused hislicense to be revoked.
◍ Party State License.
Answer: Other states belong to the compact nurse may practice in any party
state on his/her home state license
◍ a nurse who commits an error that is a minor incident.
Answer: need not be reported to the BON unless the nurse's conduct created
a significant risk of physical, emotional, or financial harm to the client.
◍ the bon rules, located in title 22 of the texas administrative code, help
implement and reflect.
Answer: the process necessary to be promoted to higher positions in nursing
in different practice settings
, ◍ which of the following activities would violate a provision of the npa and
board rule 217.11(2), standards of nursing practice, relating to the practice
of nursing by a lvn?.
Answer: Practicing in any setting without an appropriate practice supervisor
who is at least telephonically available.
◍ Step 6.
Answer: Are you prepared to accept the consequences of your actions?
◍ Disciplinary Action.
Answer: Chemical DependencyAlcohol DependencyMental IllnessEven
some prescription drugs
◍ Step 5.
Answer: Would a reasonable and prudent nurse perform this activity in this
setting?
◍ Prohibited Delegation Tasks.
Answer: Nursing assessmentsPlan of careProfessional
Judgement/InterventionResponsibility for initial teachingMedication
administration, IV fluids as well-Prohibited in acute care settings-may be
delegated in independent living situations
◍ a nurse fears that administration of a medication as ordered would place a
patient at risk of harm. the nurse would fulfill his duty to the patient if the
nurse.
Answer: informs the physician of his concern and requests clarification of
the order.
◍ if a nurse borrows money from an elderly client to help pay personal bills,
this act would be.
Answer: a violation of professional boundaries.
◍ Take a deep breath.
Answer: Cheese
◍ Safe Harbor Peer Review.
