NSG 1400 Exam Questions With Complete Solutions
4 Domains of nursing Correct Answers Client, provider,
administrative, research
5 Nursing Practice Standards Correct Answers Responsibility
and Accountability, Knowledge-Base Practice, Ethical Practice,
Provision of Service to the Public and Self regulation
A right Correct Answers Privilege to which an individual is
entitled to morally and/or ethically
Aesthetic Correct Answers Relating to the here and now.
Awareness of the immediate situation. Analysing the current
situation and being the best you can be in that moment.
Altruism Correct Answers Belief in or practice if disinterested
and selfless concern for the well-being of others.
Autonomy Correct Answers The right of people to choose for
themselves what they think is best for them.
Battery Correct Answers Intentional interference or contact
with a non-consenting person
Beneficence Correct Answers The imperative to do or to
promote good and to avoid harm to individuals.
Biggest challenge with computerized documentation Correct
Answers Confidentiality
, Canada Health Act (1984) Correct Answers Major federal
legislation governing Canada's publicly funded healthcare
system.
Canadian Council of Registered Nurse Regulators (CCRNR)
Correct Answers Reviews the ELCs every five years.
Canadian Nurse Association (CNA) Code of Ethics Correct
Answers Ethical values of nurses' commitments to persons with
health care needs receiving care (guideline for practice).
CARNA (College and Association of Registered Nurses of
Alberta) Correct Answers Has the duty to protect the public.
CARNA Social Media Guidelines Correct Answers Don't
transmit patient-related information.
CASN (Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing) Correct
Answers Education domain (national voice for nursing
education, research and scholarship).
CNA (Canadian Nurses Association) Correct Answers
Professional issues, health policy, advocacy (professional voices
of RNs). Also helps nurses specialize.
CNPS (Canadian Nurses Protective Society) Correct Answers
Not-for-profit society that offers legal advice and support
services (for nurses and nursing students and others) relating to
nursing practice in Canada (eligible for services with CARNA
registration).
4 Domains of nursing Correct Answers Client, provider,
administrative, research
5 Nursing Practice Standards Correct Answers Responsibility
and Accountability, Knowledge-Base Practice, Ethical Practice,
Provision of Service to the Public and Self regulation
A right Correct Answers Privilege to which an individual is
entitled to morally and/or ethically
Aesthetic Correct Answers Relating to the here and now.
Awareness of the immediate situation. Analysing the current
situation and being the best you can be in that moment.
Altruism Correct Answers Belief in or practice if disinterested
and selfless concern for the well-being of others.
Autonomy Correct Answers The right of people to choose for
themselves what they think is best for them.
Battery Correct Answers Intentional interference or contact
with a non-consenting person
Beneficence Correct Answers The imperative to do or to
promote good and to avoid harm to individuals.
Biggest challenge with computerized documentation Correct
Answers Confidentiality
, Canada Health Act (1984) Correct Answers Major federal
legislation governing Canada's publicly funded healthcare
system.
Canadian Council of Registered Nurse Regulators (CCRNR)
Correct Answers Reviews the ELCs every five years.
Canadian Nurse Association (CNA) Code of Ethics Correct
Answers Ethical values of nurses' commitments to persons with
health care needs receiving care (guideline for practice).
CARNA (College and Association of Registered Nurses of
Alberta) Correct Answers Has the duty to protect the public.
CARNA Social Media Guidelines Correct Answers Don't
transmit patient-related information.
CASN (Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing) Correct
Answers Education domain (national voice for nursing
education, research and scholarship).
CNA (Canadian Nurses Association) Correct Answers
Professional issues, health policy, advocacy (professional voices
of RNs). Also helps nurses specialize.
CNPS (Canadian Nurses Protective Society) Correct Answers
Not-for-profit society that offers legal advice and support
services (for nurses and nursing students and others) relating to
nursing practice in Canada (eligible for services with CARNA
registration).
