Role of a PSW Test#2 Question and
answers correctly solved 2026/2027
A process by which a nurse authorizes another health care provider to perform certain acts, including
controlled acts. - correct answer What is Delegation?
"The right task", "The right Circumstance", "The right person", "the right directions and communication"
and finally "the right supervision and evaluation." - correct answer What are the Five Rights of
Delegation?
It is a task that must only be done by someone who is authorized. (For Ex.Pg 94) - correct answer What
is a controlled act?
A case manager. - correct answer What is another name for team leader?
The legal limits of your role. - correct answer What does scope of practice mean?
NO - correct answer Can support workers supervise other support workers?
True - correct answer You may be supervised by an RPN if this is allowed in your province/territory.
True/False?
autonomy, justice, beneficence and non-maleficence. - correct answer What are the principles of
ethics?
Respect the clients self determination. - correct answer What is Autonomy mean?
Doing whats best for the client. - correct answer What is Beneficence mean?
, Do no harm - correct answer What is Non-Maleficence?
Fairness, patients with similar situations should have equal access to the same care. - correct answer
What is Justice?
The rules of conduct that guide us when deciding what is right and what is wrong. - correct answer what
does ethics mean?
Yes - correct answer Are self-determination and autonomy the same thing?
NO - correct answer Should you take the clients side when there is a family dispute?
Values - correct answer What an individual considers to be worth while or desirable qualities in person
are called?
Beneficence - correct answer Keeping your skills and knowledge up to date (current) supports which
principle of ethics?
"The right to be treated with dignity and respect", "the right to privacy and confidentiality", "The right to
give or withhold consent" and "the right to autonomy" - correct answer What are the clients rights?
A wrongful act committed by an individual against another person or the persons property. - correct
answer What is a tort?
The touching of a clients body without consent. - correct answer What does Battery mean?
answers correctly solved 2026/2027
A process by which a nurse authorizes another health care provider to perform certain acts, including
controlled acts. - correct answer What is Delegation?
"The right task", "The right Circumstance", "The right person", "the right directions and communication"
and finally "the right supervision and evaluation." - correct answer What are the Five Rights of
Delegation?
It is a task that must only be done by someone who is authorized. (For Ex.Pg 94) - correct answer What
is a controlled act?
A case manager. - correct answer What is another name for team leader?
The legal limits of your role. - correct answer What does scope of practice mean?
NO - correct answer Can support workers supervise other support workers?
True - correct answer You may be supervised by an RPN if this is allowed in your province/territory.
True/False?
autonomy, justice, beneficence and non-maleficence. - correct answer What are the principles of
ethics?
Respect the clients self determination. - correct answer What is Autonomy mean?
Doing whats best for the client. - correct answer What is Beneficence mean?
, Do no harm - correct answer What is Non-Maleficence?
Fairness, patients with similar situations should have equal access to the same care. - correct answer
What is Justice?
The rules of conduct that guide us when deciding what is right and what is wrong. - correct answer what
does ethics mean?
Yes - correct answer Are self-determination and autonomy the same thing?
NO - correct answer Should you take the clients side when there is a family dispute?
Values - correct answer What an individual considers to be worth while or desirable qualities in person
are called?
Beneficence - correct answer Keeping your skills and knowledge up to date (current) supports which
principle of ethics?
"The right to be treated with dignity and respect", "the right to privacy and confidentiality", "The right to
give or withhold consent" and "the right to autonomy" - correct answer What are the clients rights?
A wrongful act committed by an individual against another person or the persons property. - correct
answer What is a tort?
The touching of a clients body without consent. - correct answer What does Battery mean?
