Question 1
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Peter, a nurse manager, is responsible for a team of 2 registered nurses (RNs), 4 registered
practical nurses (RPN), and 3 nurse practitioner (NPs). Peter notices a lack of team morale,
lack of clarity of roles and increasing negative communication between the team members.
How should Peter describe the level of education for the NP?
ANSWER
A nurse educated with a master's degree
Question 2
A practical nurse has been reviewing research focusing on the benefits of hand washing in
preventing the spread of microorganisms. The last few days he has notices a number of
health care workers are not washing their hands between client contact. He wants to initiate
a change in practice. Which of the following actions should he perform?
ANSWER
Develop a poster and pamphlet to be used at the sinks on each unit to promote hand
washing
Question 3
A practical nurse calls the health care provider (HCP) regarding a new medication
prescription. The dosage prescribed is higher than the recommended dosage, however, the
nurse is unable to locate the HCP for an explanation. Which action should the nurse take if
the medication is due to be administered at this moment?
ANSWER
Contact the nursing supervisor
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, Question 4
A practical nurse restrains a male client in a locked room for 3 hours until the client
acknowledges he started a fight in the group room last evening. The nurse's behaviour
constitutes
ANSWER
False imprisonment
Question 5
A 45-year-old client admitted to a mental health unit has exhibited physical behaviours that
put him and others at risk. The practical nurse applies four-point restraints on the client
without consent nor obtaining orders from the physician. The nurse is at risk of being
accused of which of the following
ANSWER
Battery
Question 6
Richard, a nurse educator has revised a hospital's orientation program and includes sample
client health records to highlight areas of professional practice. A new practical nurse asks
the educator what abbreviations can be used within the client's health records. Which of the
following abbreviations can the practical nurse use?
ANSWER
Abbreviations that have been approved by the hospita
Question 7
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DETAILED CORRECT
SOLUTIONS|NEW 2026/2027
UPDATE|GRADED A+
, CORRECT SOLUTIONS|NEW 2026/2027
UPDATE|GRADED A+
Peter, a nurse manager, is responsible for a team of 2 registered nurses (RNs), 4 registered
practical nurses (RPN), and 3 nurse practitioner (NPs). Peter notices a lack of team morale,
lack of clarity of roles and increasing negative communication between the team members.
How should Peter describe the level of education for the NP?
ANSWER
A nurse educated with a master's degree
Question 2
A practical nurse has been reviewing research focusing on the benefits of hand washing in
preventing the spread of microorganisms. The last few days he has notices a number of
health care workers are not washing their hands between client contact. He wants to initiate
a change in practice. Which of the following actions should he perform?
ANSWER
Develop a poster and pamphlet to be used at the sinks on each unit to promote hand
washing
Question 3
A practical nurse calls the health care provider (HCP) regarding a new medication
prescription. The dosage prescribed is higher than the recommended dosage, however, the
nurse is unable to locate the HCP for an explanation. Which action should the nurse take if
the medication is due to be administered at this moment?
ANSWER
Contact the nursing supervisor
1
, Question 4
A practical nurse restrains a male client in a locked room for 3 hours until the client
acknowledges he started a fight in the group room last evening. The nurse's behaviour
constitutes
ANSWER
False imprisonment
Question 5
A 45-year-old client admitted to a mental health unit has exhibited physical behaviours that
put him and others at risk. The practical nurse applies four-point restraints on the client
without consent nor obtaining orders from the physician. The nurse is at risk of being
accused of which of the following
ANSWER
Battery
Question 6
Richard, a nurse educator has revised a hospital's orientation program and includes sample
client health records to highlight areas of professional practice. A new practical nurse asks
the educator what abbreviations can be used within the client's health records. Which of the
following abbreviations can the practical nurse use?
ANSWER
Abbreviations that have been approved by the hospita
Question 7
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