WISCONSIN NURSING JURISPRUDENCE
EXAM PREP SOLVED QUESTIONS
ACCURATE ANSWERS PREMIUM REVIEW
◉ Factors Indicating Good Professional Character
Answer: Distinguish right from wrong;
Think and act rationally;
Keep promises and honor obligations;
Accountable for own behavior;
Able to practice nursing in an autonomous role with
patients/clients, their families, significant others, and members of
the public who are or who may become physically, emotionally, or
financially vulnerable;
Recognize and honor the interpersonal boundaries appropriate to
any therapeutic relationship or health care setting; and
Promptly and fully self-disclose facts, circumstances, events, errors,
and omissions when such disclosure could enhance the health status
of patients/clients or the public or could protect patients/clients or
the public from unnecessary risk of harm [ Rule 213.27(b)(2)(A-G)].
Any conviction for a felony or for a misdemeanor involving moral
turpitude or order of probation with or without an adjudication of
,guilt for an offense that would be a felony or misdemeanor involving
moral turpitude if guilt were adjudicated [Rule 213.27 (b)(3)].
Any revocation, suspension, or denial of, or any other adverse action
relating to, the person's license or privilege to practice nursing in
another jurisdiction [Rule 213.27 (b)(4)].
◉ Criminal Behavior Disclosure
Answer: Requirement for criminal history for applicants for a license
[NPA § 301.2511].
Requirement for criminal history for renewal of license [NPA §
301.3011].
Disclose:
Convictions
Deferred adjudications
Probated sentences
Domestic offenses
◉ Professional Boundaries
Answer: The appropriate limits which should be established by the
nurse in the nurse/client relationship due to the nurse's power and
the patient's vulnerability. Refers to the provision of nursing
services within the limits of the nurse/client relationship which
, promote the client's dignity, independence and best interests and
refrain from inappropriate involvement in the client's personal
relationships and/or the obtainment of the nurse's personal gain at
the client's expense.
A zone of patient-centered care is in the center of the professional
behavior continuum. This is where the patient interactions should
occur for effectiveness and patient safety. Over-involvement with a
patient is on the right side of the continuum; this includes boundary
crossings, boundary violations and professional sexual misconduct.
Under-involvement lies on the left side; this includes distancing,
disinterest and neglect, and can be detrimental to the patient and
the nurse.
◉ Rule 217.11. Standards of Nursing Practice
Answer: Know, recognize, and maintain professional boundaries of
the nurse-client relationship
◉ Rule 217.12. Unprofessional Conduct
Answer: Misconduct — actions or conduct that include, but are not
limited to:
(D) Violating professional boundaries of the nurse/client
relationship including but not limited to physical, sexual, emotional
or financial exploitation of the client or the client's significant
other(s)
EXAM PREP SOLVED QUESTIONS
ACCURATE ANSWERS PREMIUM REVIEW
◉ Factors Indicating Good Professional Character
Answer: Distinguish right from wrong;
Think and act rationally;
Keep promises and honor obligations;
Accountable for own behavior;
Able to practice nursing in an autonomous role with
patients/clients, their families, significant others, and members of
the public who are or who may become physically, emotionally, or
financially vulnerable;
Recognize and honor the interpersonal boundaries appropriate to
any therapeutic relationship or health care setting; and
Promptly and fully self-disclose facts, circumstances, events, errors,
and omissions when such disclosure could enhance the health status
of patients/clients or the public or could protect patients/clients or
the public from unnecessary risk of harm [ Rule 213.27(b)(2)(A-G)].
Any conviction for a felony or for a misdemeanor involving moral
turpitude or order of probation with or without an adjudication of
,guilt for an offense that would be a felony or misdemeanor involving
moral turpitude if guilt were adjudicated [Rule 213.27 (b)(3)].
Any revocation, suspension, or denial of, or any other adverse action
relating to, the person's license or privilege to practice nursing in
another jurisdiction [Rule 213.27 (b)(4)].
◉ Criminal Behavior Disclosure
Answer: Requirement for criminal history for applicants for a license
[NPA § 301.2511].
Requirement for criminal history for renewal of license [NPA §
301.3011].
Disclose:
Convictions
Deferred adjudications
Probated sentences
Domestic offenses
◉ Professional Boundaries
Answer: The appropriate limits which should be established by the
nurse in the nurse/client relationship due to the nurse's power and
the patient's vulnerability. Refers to the provision of nursing
services within the limits of the nurse/client relationship which
, promote the client's dignity, independence and best interests and
refrain from inappropriate involvement in the client's personal
relationships and/or the obtainment of the nurse's personal gain at
the client's expense.
A zone of patient-centered care is in the center of the professional
behavior continuum. This is where the patient interactions should
occur for effectiveness and patient safety. Over-involvement with a
patient is on the right side of the continuum; this includes boundary
crossings, boundary violations and professional sexual misconduct.
Under-involvement lies on the left side; this includes distancing,
disinterest and neglect, and can be detrimental to the patient and
the nurse.
◉ Rule 217.11. Standards of Nursing Practice
Answer: Know, recognize, and maintain professional boundaries of
the nurse-client relationship
◉ Rule 217.12. Unprofessional Conduct
Answer: Misconduct — actions or conduct that include, but are not
limited to:
(D) Violating professional boundaries of the nurse/client
relationship including but not limited to physical, sexual, emotional
or financial exploitation of the client or the client's significant
other(s)
