BSNC 2055 UPDATED EXAMS SCRIPT TIPS
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔A person who is diagnosed with schizophrenia is expected to attend a visit with his
case manager two times per month in order to receive an injection of antipsychotic
medication. He lives in a community where community mental health resources are
limited and often uses illicit substances when he is not taking his antipsychotic
medication. Which mode of inquiry is most appropriate to understand this person's
situation? - ✔✔SOCIO-POLITICAL
RATIONALE: When engaging in sociopolitical inquiry, you will want to ask the following
questions:
(a) How is the case manager enacting this power with the client?
(b) What power dynamics support or constrain the case manager's ability to offer the
client more control over his treatment?
This mode of inquiry look into the context, and asks about how the social, economical
and political contexts influence this client's experience. What influence has the lack of
resources on this person? Would it be different if...?
✔✔A care aide in a long-term living facility is in the room while her client's daughter is
visiting. They discuss how much the client, who has dementia, enjoyed listening to
classical music in the evenings (she used to play the piano everyday). The care aid
, discusses this with the team and she is able to set up a playlist with the daughter so that
the client can listen to her favorite pieces. The care aide used which of the following
modes of inquiry to engage in relational practice? - ✔✔AESTHETIC
RATIONALE: what beauty or what meaning?
The care aide sought to inquire about how to make a meaningful connection with her
client and her family. She questioned what would constitute a "beautiful" experience in
the situation, to what was unique, what was worth living for.
Although it might be something simple, aesthetic inquiry can have a profound impact on
relationships because of the intend to find deeper, more abstract meaning in things.
✔✔Informatics nursing is distinguished from other nursing specialties by its focus on:
A. Computerized medical records.
B. Data and information content and representation.
C. Data coding and the use of abbreviations.
D. Training and education - ✔✔B. Data and information content and representation.
✔✔An electronic health record is defined as:
A. A combination of vital and health statistical data from multiple sources, used to derive
information and make decisions about the health needs, health resources, costs, use,
and outcome of health care.
B. A record specific to a clinician's (e.g. physician) practice or organization. It is the
record that clinicians maintain on their own patients, and which detail demographics,
medical and drug history, and diagnostic information such as laboratory results and
findings from diagnostic imaging. It is often integrated with other software that manages
activities such as billing and scheduling.
C. A record available electronically to authorized health care providers and the
individual anywhere, anytime in support of high quality care. The record provides each
individual in Canada with a secure and private lifetime record of their key health history
and care within the health - ✔✔C. A record available electronically to authorized health
care providers and the individual anywhere, anytime in support of high quality care. The
record provides each individual in Canada with a secure and private lifetime record of
their key health history and care within the health system.
✔✔An electronic medical record is defined as:
A. A combination of vital and health statistical data from multiple sources, used to derive
information and make decisions about the health needs, health resources, costs, use,
and outcome of health care.
B. A record specific to a clinician's (e.g. physician) practice or organization. It is the
record that clinicians maintain on their own patients, and which detail demographics,
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔A person who is diagnosed with schizophrenia is expected to attend a visit with his
case manager two times per month in order to receive an injection of antipsychotic
medication. He lives in a community where community mental health resources are
limited and often uses illicit substances when he is not taking his antipsychotic
medication. Which mode of inquiry is most appropriate to understand this person's
situation? - ✔✔SOCIO-POLITICAL
RATIONALE: When engaging in sociopolitical inquiry, you will want to ask the following
questions:
(a) How is the case manager enacting this power with the client?
(b) What power dynamics support or constrain the case manager's ability to offer the
client more control over his treatment?
This mode of inquiry look into the context, and asks about how the social, economical
and political contexts influence this client's experience. What influence has the lack of
resources on this person? Would it be different if...?
✔✔A care aide in a long-term living facility is in the room while her client's daughter is
visiting. They discuss how much the client, who has dementia, enjoyed listening to
classical music in the evenings (she used to play the piano everyday). The care aid
, discusses this with the team and she is able to set up a playlist with the daughter so that
the client can listen to her favorite pieces. The care aide used which of the following
modes of inquiry to engage in relational practice? - ✔✔AESTHETIC
RATIONALE: what beauty or what meaning?
The care aide sought to inquire about how to make a meaningful connection with her
client and her family. She questioned what would constitute a "beautiful" experience in
the situation, to what was unique, what was worth living for.
Although it might be something simple, aesthetic inquiry can have a profound impact on
relationships because of the intend to find deeper, more abstract meaning in things.
✔✔Informatics nursing is distinguished from other nursing specialties by its focus on:
A. Computerized medical records.
B. Data and information content and representation.
C. Data coding and the use of abbreviations.
D. Training and education - ✔✔B. Data and information content and representation.
✔✔An electronic health record is defined as:
A. A combination of vital and health statistical data from multiple sources, used to derive
information and make decisions about the health needs, health resources, costs, use,
and outcome of health care.
B. A record specific to a clinician's (e.g. physician) practice or organization. It is the
record that clinicians maintain on their own patients, and which detail demographics,
medical and drug history, and diagnostic information such as laboratory results and
findings from diagnostic imaging. It is often integrated with other software that manages
activities such as billing and scheduling.
C. A record available electronically to authorized health care providers and the
individual anywhere, anytime in support of high quality care. The record provides each
individual in Canada with a secure and private lifetime record of their key health history
and care within the health - ✔✔C. A record available electronically to authorized health
care providers and the individual anywhere, anytime in support of high quality care. The
record provides each individual in Canada with a secure and private lifetime record of
their key health history and care within the health system.
✔✔An electronic medical record is defined as:
A. A combination of vital and health statistical data from multiple sources, used to derive
information and make decisions about the health needs, health resources, costs, use,
and outcome of health care.
B. A record specific to a clinician's (e.g. physician) practice or organization. It is the
record that clinicians maintain on their own patients, and which detail demographics,
