DOS FINAL QUIZ QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Requisite skills and abilities for nursing
a) Behavioural, Interpersonal, Psychological, sensory, Communication, Cognitive,
environmental
b) Behavioural, Interpersonal, Psychological, sensitive, Communication, Cognitive,
environmental
c) Behavioural, Interpersonal, Psycho-motor, sensory, Communication, Cognitive,
environmental
d) Behavioural, Interpersonal, Psycho-motor, sensitive, Communication, Cognitive,
environmental - Answer -c
Holistic approach includes:
a) Psychological, psycho-motor, cultural, spiritual, social
b) Psychological, physical, cultural, spiritual, sensory
c) Psychological, psycho-motor, cultural, spiritual, sensory
d) Psychological, physical, cultural, spiritual, social - Answer -d
Beliefs or attitudes about the worth of a person, object, or idea. They often influence our
actions and behaviour
a) Values
b) Ethics - Answer -a
Concern of well- being of others (understanding culture/ beliefs) EX: nurse is busy with
her shift and patients but stops to help a co worker
a) Autonomy
b) Altruism
c) Human Dignity
d) Integrety - Answer -b
Right of self- determination (respecting the client's rights):
a) Autonomy
b) Altruism
c) Human Dignity
d) Integrety - Answer -a
Respect the worth and uniqueness of others
a) Autonomy
b) Altruism
c) Human Dignity
d) Integrety - Answer -c
Acting according to the code of ethics/ practicing honestly
a) Autonomy
b) Altruism
c) Human Dignity
, d) Integrety - Answer -d
Upholding moral, legal, and humanistic principles (equal treatment to health care)
a) Social Justice
b) Altruism
c) Human Dignity
d) Integrity - Answer -a
General beliefs, concepts, and attitudes of an individual or group is an example of
a) Ethics
b) Values
c) Philosophy - Answer -c
What defines the scope of practice for nursing, Defines the controlled acts, and defines
how nursing is regulated in ontario?
a) CNO
b) RHPA
c) CNA
d) Nursing Act - Answer -d
what applies to all health professionals in ontario, requires CNO to establish and
operate the quality assurance program?
a) CNO
b) RHPA
c) CNA
d) Nursing Act - Answer -b
A nurse can do all of the following except:
a) Dispenseing
b) Putting a hand or finger beyond external ear, nasal passages, larynx, opening of
urethra, labia majora, anal verge, opening into the body
c) Making a diagnosis
d) Preforming a procedure below the dermis/ below mucous membrane/ below cornea
or surface of the teeth. Administering a substance by injection or inhalation. perform
wound care - Answer -c
which standard set out legal and professional bases of nursing practice/ specific
statements about what each nurse is accountable for
a) Code of ethics
b) Entry to practice
c) Professional Standards
d) Guidelines - Answer -c
often address specific practice-related issues, help nurses understand their
responsibilities and how to make safe and ethical decisions in their practice.
a) Practice Standards
Requisite skills and abilities for nursing
a) Behavioural, Interpersonal, Psychological, sensory, Communication, Cognitive,
environmental
b) Behavioural, Interpersonal, Psychological, sensitive, Communication, Cognitive,
environmental
c) Behavioural, Interpersonal, Psycho-motor, sensory, Communication, Cognitive,
environmental
d) Behavioural, Interpersonal, Psycho-motor, sensitive, Communication, Cognitive,
environmental - Answer -c
Holistic approach includes:
a) Psychological, psycho-motor, cultural, spiritual, social
b) Psychological, physical, cultural, spiritual, sensory
c) Psychological, psycho-motor, cultural, spiritual, sensory
d) Psychological, physical, cultural, spiritual, social - Answer -d
Beliefs or attitudes about the worth of a person, object, or idea. They often influence our
actions and behaviour
a) Values
b) Ethics - Answer -a
Concern of well- being of others (understanding culture/ beliefs) EX: nurse is busy with
her shift and patients but stops to help a co worker
a) Autonomy
b) Altruism
c) Human Dignity
d) Integrety - Answer -b
Right of self- determination (respecting the client's rights):
a) Autonomy
b) Altruism
c) Human Dignity
d) Integrety - Answer -a
Respect the worth and uniqueness of others
a) Autonomy
b) Altruism
c) Human Dignity
d) Integrety - Answer -c
Acting according to the code of ethics/ practicing honestly
a) Autonomy
b) Altruism
c) Human Dignity
, d) Integrety - Answer -d
Upholding moral, legal, and humanistic principles (equal treatment to health care)
a) Social Justice
b) Altruism
c) Human Dignity
d) Integrity - Answer -a
General beliefs, concepts, and attitudes of an individual or group is an example of
a) Ethics
b) Values
c) Philosophy - Answer -c
What defines the scope of practice for nursing, Defines the controlled acts, and defines
how nursing is regulated in ontario?
a) CNO
b) RHPA
c) CNA
d) Nursing Act - Answer -d
what applies to all health professionals in ontario, requires CNO to establish and
operate the quality assurance program?
a) CNO
b) RHPA
c) CNA
d) Nursing Act - Answer -b
A nurse can do all of the following except:
a) Dispenseing
b) Putting a hand or finger beyond external ear, nasal passages, larynx, opening of
urethra, labia majora, anal verge, opening into the body
c) Making a diagnosis
d) Preforming a procedure below the dermis/ below mucous membrane/ below cornea
or surface of the teeth. Administering a substance by injection or inhalation. perform
wound care - Answer -c
which standard set out legal and professional bases of nursing practice/ specific
statements about what each nurse is accountable for
a) Code of ethics
b) Entry to practice
c) Professional Standards
d) Guidelines - Answer -c
often address specific practice-related issues, help nurses understand their
responsibilities and how to make safe and ethical decisions in their practice.
a) Practice Standards
