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SNUG101 AND SNUG103 NERVOUS SYSTEM UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS Question: 1. Person-centred practice Answer: Health care that is respectful of each person as a human being and is responsive to the preferences, needs and values of patients Question: 2. Impact of values and beliefs Answer: Be aware of how our own values and beliefs impact the care of our patients Question: 3. Clinical reasoning cycle aim Answer: meet the person's health care needs Question: 4. clinical reasoning cycle process Answer: consider the patient situation collect cues/information process information identify problems/issues establish goals take action evaluate outcomes reflect on processing and new learning Question: 5. PPE process Answer: hand hygiene gown mask goggles gloves Question: 6. National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards (NSQHS) standards Answer: clinical governance partnering with consumers preventing and controlling healthcare associated infection medication safety comprehensive care communicating for safety blood management recognising and responding to acute deterioration Question: 7. Safe environment legislation Answer: Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (WHS Act) The Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 1998 Question: 8. What is an infection?

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SNUG101 AND SNUG103 NERVOUS SYSTEM UPDATED
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS

Question:
1. Person-centred practice
Answer:
Health care that is respectful of each person as a human being and is responsive to the preferences, needs
and values of patients

Question:
2. Impact of values and beliefs
Answer:
Be aware of how our own values and beliefs impact the care of our patients

Question:
3. Clinical reasoning cycle aim
Answer:
meet the person's health care needs

Question:
4. clinical reasoning cycle process
Answer:
consider the patient situation collect cues/information process information identify problems/issues
establish goals take action evaluate outcomes reflect on processing and new learning

Question:
5. PPE process
Answer:
hand hygiene gown mask goggles gloves

Question:
6. National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards (NSQHS) standards
Answer:
clinical governance partnering with consumers preventing and controlling healthcare associated infection
medication safety comprehensive care communicating for safety blood management recognising and
responding to acute deterioration

Question:
7. Safe environment legislation
Answer:
Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (WHS Act) The Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 1998

Question:
8. What is an infection?

, Answer:
Disease of illness caused when an organism multiplies to levels where it causes harm

Question:
9. Infection control principles
Answer:
Hand hygiene, before and after every patient Use of PPE when there is a risk of body fluid exposure The
safe use and disposal of sharps Routine environmental cleaning Reprocessing of reusable medical
equipment and instruments Respiratory hygiene and cough etiquette Aseptic non-touch technique Waste
management Appropriate handling of linen

Question:
10. Contact precautions
Answer:
hand hygiene gown mask gloves

Question:
11. droplet precautions
Answer:
hand hygiene surgical mask

Question:
12. airborne precautions
Answer:
hand hygiene N95 or P2 mask fit check of mask

Question:
13. falls reduction hourly rounding
Answer:
position patient environment personal needs discomfort/pain documentation devices

Question:
14. 5 moments of hand hygiene
Answer:
Before touching a patient Before a procedure After a procedure or body fluid exposure risk After touching
a patient After touching a patient's surroundings

Question:
15. falls risk protection
Answer:
Showing where the call button is Providing mobility aids Supervision Bedside tables close to the bed Beds
in a low position Use of rails Non skid mats and surfaces Non skid footwear Tidy environment

Question:
16. factors that impact skin integrity
Answer:
genetics, age, health status, physical activity

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