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Certified Academic Clinical Nurse Educator
(CNEcl Proctored Exam with NGN –
Screenshot Questions & 100% Verified
Answers)

,Competency 1: Function within the Education and Healthcare Environments


1. Question: A clinical nurse educator (CNE) is orienting a new adjunct faculty member to the acute care unit.
Which is the priority action to ensure compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
(HIPAA)?
a) Reviewing the school's grading rubric for clinical papers
b) Ensuring the instructor's computer screen is not visible to unauthorized individuals
c) Introducing the instructor to the unit manager
d) Providing the instructor with a map of the hospital
Answer: b
Rationale: HIPAA compliance focuses on protecting patient health information. Ensuring that computer screens
are not visible to unauthorized individuals is a direct action to prevent accidental disclosure of protected health
information (PHI). Grading rubrics and unit maps are not directly related to PHI.

,2. Question: A student repeatedly arrives late to a clinical rotation at a long-term care facility. The facility's policy
states that late arrivals must reschedule. What is the educator's best initial response?
a) Dismiss the student from the clinical group
b) Ignore the first offense but document it
c) Counsel the student privately and review the attendance policy
d) Ask the staff to assign the student a less desirable task
Answer: c
Rationale: The CNE’s role is to facilitate learning while upholding policies. Counseling the student privately
reinforces the policy's importance, allows the student to explain, and sets expectations for improvement before
resorting to punitive measures.


3. Question: A preceptor reports that a nursing student has delegated a sterile dressing change to an unlicensed
assistive personnel (UAP). The student’s action violates which legal principle?
a) The state’s mandatory overtime law
b) The Nurse Practice Act (NPA)
c) The Good Samaritan law
d) The facility's informed consent policy
Answer: b

, Rationale: The state's Nurse Practice Act defines the scope of practice for licensed nurses, including what tasks
can and cannot be delegated. Sterile procedures that require nursing judgment cannot be delegated to UAPs.


4. Question: A clinical group is placed on a unit with an unusually high number of patient falls. To prioritize
patient safety, what is the CNE’s most important initial action?
a) Discuss the facility’s fall risk protocol during pre-conference
b) Ask the students to ambulate all patients to assess their gait
c) Remove the students from the unit immediately
d) Document the situation but take no action
Answer: a
Rationale: The educator must proactively address safety risks. Discussing the fall risk protocol during pre-
conference prepares students to identify at-risk patients and implement prevention strategies, aligning safety
education with clinical practice.


5. Question: The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) primarily protects which type of student
information?
a) Health immunization records only
b) Financial aid application status
c) Educational records and grades

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