MHA 710 2 FINAL TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Which organization's mission is to foster knowledge-based nursing practice,
promote quality work environments, deliver excellence in professional
development, and advance healthy public policy to improve health? (Lecture
1 - Slide 15)a. Ontario Nurses Association (ONA) b. International Council
of Nurses (ICN) c. Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing (CASN) d.
Registered Nurses Association of Ontario (RNAO).
Answer: d. Registered Nurses Association of Ontario (RNAO)
◍ If a nurse practicing in Ontario wants their professional voice heard on the
international level, which organization should they join? (Lecture 1 - Slide
23) a. Registered Nurses Association of Ontario (RNAO) b. Canadian
Nurses Association: Ontario (CNA Ontario) c. Canadian Nurses Association
(CNA) d. International Council of Nurses (ICN).
Answer: d. International Council of Nurses (ICN)
◍ What are the themes emerged from nursing students perspective in the
article titled "nursing students and faculty narratives during covid-19
pandemic: challenges and recommendations from a Canadian perspective.
Answer: 4 themes emerged from nursing students perspective - fear and
anxiety - impact on students learning environment - intrinsic and extrinsic
factors that enable perseverance - strategies to deal with future pandemics
◍ The College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) outlines 10 conditions nurses must
satisfy before delegating a controlled act. Ensuring the delegation is in the
best interest of the client falls under which requirement? (Lecture 1 - Slide
35) a. Conditions b. Competence c. Nurse-Client Relationship d.
Appropriateness.
, Answer: d. Appropriateness
◍ What are the themes emerged from nursing faculty perspective in the article
titled "nursing students and faculty narratives during covid-19 pandemic:
challenges and recommendations from a Canadian perspective.
Answer: 3 themes emerged from nursing faculty - importance of preparatory
work - psychological and physical manifestations of stress as a result of
supporting students - resilience of students and faculty
◍ What are the examples of nurses being portrayed as heroes in public sphere
?.
Answer: The nurse hero discourse has found public expression through
community performances (ex: singing from balconies), corporate visibility
(ex: TV commercials), governmental displays (ex: military tributes)
◍ Which of the following statements regarding the CNO's Quality Assurance
program are false? (Lecture 1 - Slide 50) a. Is mandatory each year b. Relate
goals to a best practice guideline c. Includes a self-assessment and learning
plan d. Develop 2 learning goals each year.
Answer: b. Relate goals to a best practice guideline
◍ How long should is elevator speech typically expected to last? (Lecture 2 -
Slide 12) a. 20 - 30 Seconds b. 30 - 45 Seconds c. 60 - 90 Seconds d. 50 - 60
Seconds.
Answer: a. 20 - 30 Seconds
◍ Which of the following statements about the New Graduate Guarantee is not
correct? (Lecture 2 - Slide 19 & Lecture 12 - Slide 22) a. The program is
designed to support nurses within 12 months of graduating b. To be eligible
you must graduate from a school in Ontario c. Graduate must enrol through
Health Force Ontariod. Employers receive 12 weeks of funding for new
nurse transition.
Answer: b. To be eligible you must graduate from a school in Ontario
◍ In the "nurse as a hero" article, what does the post-structural discourse
analysis examine?.
, Answer: It examines reg political, social, cultural, and professional impact
of this discourse on nursing work.
◍ In the "nurse as a hero" article, what is the objective of the analysis of the
media presenting nurses as heroes?.
Answer: The objective of post structural discourse analysis of the media is
to draw attention to the effects of the nurse as a hero discourse on nurses
who are contending with the ongoing COVID-19 crisis and examine the
political, social, cultural, and professional impact of this discourse on
nursing work
◍ What kind of analysis was used in the "nurse as a hero" article to achieve its
intended objective.
Answer: A poststructural analysis was used, which is a branch of French
philosophy concerned with the politics of knowledge and power. In
particular, Foucault notion of discourse, truth, power, knowledge
subjectivity, and normalization was used in the analysis. Performative
allyship was also used, which is the notion where non marginalized groups
professing support and solidarity with a marginalized group, in a way that is
not helpful
◍ Performative Allyship during covid.
Answer: When non marginalized groups professing support and solidarity
with a marginalized group, in a way that is not helpful. Examples of this
were seen during covid. The authors highlighted the use of allyship as a
public relations strategy to appear sympathetic to the plight of front-line
healthcare staff, as a marketing strategy to align one's brand with a moral
identity, and as a performative exercise that provided an accessible outlet for
public participation. In many cases, the hero discourse provides a public
face to conceal the eroding conditions of nursing work and to justify further
cuts to staffing, pay raises, and clinical resources in an economic downturn.
The nurse as hero discourse may function to preserve and extend existing
power relations that limit nurses such as racism, gender discrimination,
austerity measures, and managerialism
, ◍ what are the intrinsic factors that enhanced nursing students resilience.
Answer: nursing passion, self care, and a sense of purpose
◍ what are the extrinsic factors that enhanced nursing students resilience.
Answer: positive extrinsic factors included positive orientation, consistent
faculty communication, supportive preceptors, social networks, and strict
agency protocols
◍ A patient's family is very concerned their family member is being treated in
a hallway and want to write a strongly worded letter to the Minister
responsible. You advise them the current provincial Health Minister is?
(Week 3 - Slide 3) a. Eric Hoskins b. Rueben Devlin c. Christine Elliot d.
Lisa MacLeod.
Answer: c. Christine Elliot (its actually Sylvia Jones)
◍ what were the three main findings of nurse as a hero paper?.
Answer: - nurses as a necessary sacrifice - nurses as a model citizens-
heroism itself as a reward for nurses
◍ was the hero discourse a neutral expression of appreciation ?.
Answer: the hero discourse was not a neutral expression of appreciation and
sentimentality, but rather a tool employed to accomplish multiple aims such
as the normalization of nurses' exposure to risk, the enforcement of model
citizenship, and the preservation of exiting power relationships that limit the
ability of front line nurses to determine he conditions of their work
◍ Which Act outlines the principles provinces and territories must adhere to
receive Canadian Health & Social transfers? (Week 3 - Slide 6) a. Medical
Services Act b. Canada Health Act c. Medical Care Insurance Act d.
Hospital Insurance and Diagnostic Act.
Answer: Canada Health Act
◍ A community outreach nurse is approached by someone who has just
applied for permanent residency and wants to know when they can access
"free healthcare" (OHIP). The nurse answers? (Week 3 - Slide 12) a. Once
their application for residency is approved b. Once they start paying taxes c.
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Which organization's mission is to foster knowledge-based nursing practice,
promote quality work environments, deliver excellence in professional
development, and advance healthy public policy to improve health? (Lecture
1 - Slide 15)a. Ontario Nurses Association (ONA) b. International Council
of Nurses (ICN) c. Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing (CASN) d.
Registered Nurses Association of Ontario (RNAO).
Answer: d. Registered Nurses Association of Ontario (RNAO)
◍ If a nurse practicing in Ontario wants their professional voice heard on the
international level, which organization should they join? (Lecture 1 - Slide
23) a. Registered Nurses Association of Ontario (RNAO) b. Canadian
Nurses Association: Ontario (CNA Ontario) c. Canadian Nurses Association
(CNA) d. International Council of Nurses (ICN).
Answer: d. International Council of Nurses (ICN)
◍ What are the themes emerged from nursing students perspective in the
article titled "nursing students and faculty narratives during covid-19
pandemic: challenges and recommendations from a Canadian perspective.
Answer: 4 themes emerged from nursing students perspective - fear and
anxiety - impact on students learning environment - intrinsic and extrinsic
factors that enable perseverance - strategies to deal with future pandemics
◍ The College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) outlines 10 conditions nurses must
satisfy before delegating a controlled act. Ensuring the delegation is in the
best interest of the client falls under which requirement? (Lecture 1 - Slide
35) a. Conditions b. Competence c. Nurse-Client Relationship d.
Appropriateness.
, Answer: d. Appropriateness
◍ What are the themes emerged from nursing faculty perspective in the article
titled "nursing students and faculty narratives during covid-19 pandemic:
challenges and recommendations from a Canadian perspective.
Answer: 3 themes emerged from nursing faculty - importance of preparatory
work - psychological and physical manifestations of stress as a result of
supporting students - resilience of students and faculty
◍ What are the examples of nurses being portrayed as heroes in public sphere
?.
Answer: The nurse hero discourse has found public expression through
community performances (ex: singing from balconies), corporate visibility
(ex: TV commercials), governmental displays (ex: military tributes)
◍ Which of the following statements regarding the CNO's Quality Assurance
program are false? (Lecture 1 - Slide 50) a. Is mandatory each year b. Relate
goals to a best practice guideline c. Includes a self-assessment and learning
plan d. Develop 2 learning goals each year.
Answer: b. Relate goals to a best practice guideline
◍ How long should is elevator speech typically expected to last? (Lecture 2 -
Slide 12) a. 20 - 30 Seconds b. 30 - 45 Seconds c. 60 - 90 Seconds d. 50 - 60
Seconds.
Answer: a. 20 - 30 Seconds
◍ Which of the following statements about the New Graduate Guarantee is not
correct? (Lecture 2 - Slide 19 & Lecture 12 - Slide 22) a. The program is
designed to support nurses within 12 months of graduating b. To be eligible
you must graduate from a school in Ontario c. Graduate must enrol through
Health Force Ontariod. Employers receive 12 weeks of funding for new
nurse transition.
Answer: b. To be eligible you must graduate from a school in Ontario
◍ In the "nurse as a hero" article, what does the post-structural discourse
analysis examine?.
, Answer: It examines reg political, social, cultural, and professional impact
of this discourse on nursing work.
◍ In the "nurse as a hero" article, what is the objective of the analysis of the
media presenting nurses as heroes?.
Answer: The objective of post structural discourse analysis of the media is
to draw attention to the effects of the nurse as a hero discourse on nurses
who are contending with the ongoing COVID-19 crisis and examine the
political, social, cultural, and professional impact of this discourse on
nursing work
◍ What kind of analysis was used in the "nurse as a hero" article to achieve its
intended objective.
Answer: A poststructural analysis was used, which is a branch of French
philosophy concerned with the politics of knowledge and power. In
particular, Foucault notion of discourse, truth, power, knowledge
subjectivity, and normalization was used in the analysis. Performative
allyship was also used, which is the notion where non marginalized groups
professing support and solidarity with a marginalized group, in a way that is
not helpful
◍ Performative Allyship during covid.
Answer: When non marginalized groups professing support and solidarity
with a marginalized group, in a way that is not helpful. Examples of this
were seen during covid. The authors highlighted the use of allyship as a
public relations strategy to appear sympathetic to the plight of front-line
healthcare staff, as a marketing strategy to align one's brand with a moral
identity, and as a performative exercise that provided an accessible outlet for
public participation. In many cases, the hero discourse provides a public
face to conceal the eroding conditions of nursing work and to justify further
cuts to staffing, pay raises, and clinical resources in an economic downturn.
The nurse as hero discourse may function to preserve and extend existing
power relations that limit nurses such as racism, gender discrimination,
austerity measures, and managerialism
, ◍ what are the intrinsic factors that enhanced nursing students resilience.
Answer: nursing passion, self care, and a sense of purpose
◍ what are the extrinsic factors that enhanced nursing students resilience.
Answer: positive extrinsic factors included positive orientation, consistent
faculty communication, supportive preceptors, social networks, and strict
agency protocols
◍ A patient's family is very concerned their family member is being treated in
a hallway and want to write a strongly worded letter to the Minister
responsible. You advise them the current provincial Health Minister is?
(Week 3 - Slide 3) a. Eric Hoskins b. Rueben Devlin c. Christine Elliot d.
Lisa MacLeod.
Answer: c. Christine Elliot (its actually Sylvia Jones)
◍ what were the three main findings of nurse as a hero paper?.
Answer: - nurses as a necessary sacrifice - nurses as a model citizens-
heroism itself as a reward for nurses
◍ was the hero discourse a neutral expression of appreciation ?.
Answer: the hero discourse was not a neutral expression of appreciation and
sentimentality, but rather a tool employed to accomplish multiple aims such
as the normalization of nurses' exposure to risk, the enforcement of model
citizenship, and the preservation of exiting power relationships that limit the
ability of front line nurses to determine he conditions of their work
◍ Which Act outlines the principles provinces and territories must adhere to
receive Canadian Health & Social transfers? (Week 3 - Slide 6) a. Medical
Services Act b. Canada Health Act c. Medical Care Insurance Act d.
Hospital Insurance and Diagnostic Act.
Answer: Canada Health Act
◍ A community outreach nurse is approached by someone who has just
applied for permanent residency and wants to know when they can access
"free healthcare" (OHIP). The nurse answers? (Week 3 - Slide 12) a. Once
their application for residency is approved b. Once they start paying taxes c.
