CNL Certification Review Exam Questions And
Correct Answers
Quadruple aim of IHI - ANSWER cost, quality, population and well being of care
providers and care team members.
5 pillars of high reliability organizations are - ANSWER sensitivity to operations,
reluctance to simplify
preoccupation with failure
deference to expertise
resilience.
high reliability organizations focus is - ANSWER on mindfulness and perfection
Hallmarks of effective interprofessional collaboration are - ANSWER a. clinical
competence
b. mutual trust and
c. respect
d.
PGS Collaborative behaviours are- ANSWER shared goals and roles
effective communication
shared decision making
conflict management.
Essential qualities for effective communication and interprofessional collaboration
include the following qualities and values - ANSWER Qualitites
a. Therapeutic use of self
, b. genuineness
c. warmth
d. empathy
e. acceptance
f. maturity
g. self awareness
Values:
a. altruism
b. accountability and responsibility
c. human dignity
d.integrity
e. ethical principles.
What do you think is the hallmark of CNL as trusted leader and facilitator of
communication and collaboration? ANSWER Strong professional values will distinguish
the CNL as trusted leader, facilitator of communication and collaboration that are for
sole benefit of patient's care.
when to use multivoting? - ANSWER Multivoting is a group decisionmaking technique
used to reduce a long list of items to a manageable number by means of a structured
series of votes (Viewgraph 2). The result is a short list identifying what is important to
the team.
State 6 ethical nursing principles that nurses should always follow in all situations -
ANSWER Nonmaleficence: remain competent in profession and report suspected abuse
Beneficence : Have compassion, take positive actions to help others, and follow through
on the desire to do good.
Fidelity : Keep commitments based on virtue and caring
Autonomy: respect patient wishes even if you don't agree with them.
Principles of totality and integrity: consider the entire patient when deciding what
therapies, medications or procedures a patient should receive
Correct Answers
Quadruple aim of IHI - ANSWER cost, quality, population and well being of care
providers and care team members.
5 pillars of high reliability organizations are - ANSWER sensitivity to operations,
reluctance to simplify
preoccupation with failure
deference to expertise
resilience.
high reliability organizations focus is - ANSWER on mindfulness and perfection
Hallmarks of effective interprofessional collaboration are - ANSWER a. clinical
competence
b. mutual trust and
c. respect
d.
PGS Collaborative behaviours are- ANSWER shared goals and roles
effective communication
shared decision making
conflict management.
Essential qualities for effective communication and interprofessional collaboration
include the following qualities and values - ANSWER Qualitites
a. Therapeutic use of self
, b. genuineness
c. warmth
d. empathy
e. acceptance
f. maturity
g. self awareness
Values:
a. altruism
b. accountability and responsibility
c. human dignity
d.integrity
e. ethical principles.
What do you think is the hallmark of CNL as trusted leader and facilitator of
communication and collaboration? ANSWER Strong professional values will distinguish
the CNL as trusted leader, facilitator of communication and collaboration that are for
sole benefit of patient's care.
when to use multivoting? - ANSWER Multivoting is a group decisionmaking technique
used to reduce a long list of items to a manageable number by means of a structured
series of votes (Viewgraph 2). The result is a short list identifying what is important to
the team.
State 6 ethical nursing principles that nurses should always follow in all situations -
ANSWER Nonmaleficence: remain competent in profession and report suspected abuse
Beneficence : Have compassion, take positive actions to help others, and follow through
on the desire to do good.
Fidelity : Keep commitments based on virtue and caring
Autonomy: respect patient wishes even if you don't agree with them.
Principles of totality and integrity: consider the entire patient when deciding what
therapies, medications or procedures a patient should receive
