NFDN 1001 FINAL EXAM REVIEW 2026-2027: NURSING
FOUNDATION PREP EXAM FOR PRACTICAL NURSES
WITH ACCURATE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED
A+
Regulatory body
-board of directors
-gatekeeper: who enters profession, maintaining licensure
-registration mandatory (measures nurses maintain competency; addresses concern; maintains
database of all licensed persons
-supports/assists nurses to provide safe, ethical, competent care
-Ensure compliance with healthcare legislation & regulations
CLPNA's Mandate
to regulate and lead the profession in a manner that protects and serves the public through
excellence
CLPNA's Mission
-provide holistic person
-centered care
-Advocate for and respect client choice and dignity
-accountable for the care they provide
CLPNA's role
protection of the public
,Standards of practice
-professional accountability & responsibility
-knowledge-based practice
-service to the public & self-regulation
-ethical practice
LPN's are responsible for....
-meeting the standards of practice
-required & professional behaviour
-competencies
-interacting in a professional way
-accountability, responsibility
-confidentiality
Medical Assistance in Dying
(MAID)
Nurses are accountable for their actions and knowing:
-when they CAN aid in providing MAID
-when they CANNOT aid in providing MAID
2 Forms of MAID
-administration of substance, at their request to cause their death
-Prescription or provision of a substance to a person, at their request, so that they can self
-administer the substance
(Requests cannot be made through advance directives, under 18 or a persons with a mental
illness)
, Criteria for MAID
must be 18 years of age or older and capable of making decisions- of sound mind, have made
a voluntary decision and have informed consent and have a grievous & irremediable medical
condition
Grievous and irremediable medical condition
-a serious incurable illness, disease or disability
-irreversible decline in capability
-condition is causing suffering and cannot be relieved
-natural death is foreseeable, considering medical circumstances
Nurses’ role in MAID
-can only provide MAID under direction of an NP or physician
-will provide accurate information
-It is a criminal offence to COUNSEL or ENCOURAGE someone to take their own life or
commit suicide
-we do not administer the substance that causes death in MAID
Conscientious objection
a feeling that an action, practice or policy is contrary to your basic beliefs and values
(personal, ethical or religious)
- make the manager aware of these concerns
Fiduciary relationship
a relationship in which a professional (nurse) provides services that by nature, cause the
recipient (patient to trust in the specialized knowledge and integrity of the profession
FOUNDATION PREP EXAM FOR PRACTICAL NURSES
WITH ACCURATE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED
A+
Regulatory body
-board of directors
-gatekeeper: who enters profession, maintaining licensure
-registration mandatory (measures nurses maintain competency; addresses concern; maintains
database of all licensed persons
-supports/assists nurses to provide safe, ethical, competent care
-Ensure compliance with healthcare legislation & regulations
CLPNA's Mandate
to regulate and lead the profession in a manner that protects and serves the public through
excellence
CLPNA's Mission
-provide holistic person
-centered care
-Advocate for and respect client choice and dignity
-accountable for the care they provide
CLPNA's role
protection of the public
,Standards of practice
-professional accountability & responsibility
-knowledge-based practice
-service to the public & self-regulation
-ethical practice
LPN's are responsible for....
-meeting the standards of practice
-required & professional behaviour
-competencies
-interacting in a professional way
-accountability, responsibility
-confidentiality
Medical Assistance in Dying
(MAID)
Nurses are accountable for their actions and knowing:
-when they CAN aid in providing MAID
-when they CANNOT aid in providing MAID
2 Forms of MAID
-administration of substance, at their request to cause their death
-Prescription or provision of a substance to a person, at their request, so that they can self
-administer the substance
(Requests cannot be made through advance directives, under 18 or a persons with a mental
illness)
, Criteria for MAID
must be 18 years of age or older and capable of making decisions- of sound mind, have made
a voluntary decision and have informed consent and have a grievous & irremediable medical
condition
Grievous and irremediable medical condition
-a serious incurable illness, disease or disability
-irreversible decline in capability
-condition is causing suffering and cannot be relieved
-natural death is foreseeable, considering medical circumstances
Nurses’ role in MAID
-can only provide MAID under direction of an NP or physician
-will provide accurate information
-It is a criminal offence to COUNSEL or ENCOURAGE someone to take their own life or
commit suicide
-we do not administer the substance that causes death in MAID
Conscientious objection
a feeling that an action, practice or policy is contrary to your basic beliefs and values
(personal, ethical or religious)
- make the manager aware of these concerns
Fiduciary relationship
a relationship in which a professional (nurse) provides services that by nature, cause the
recipient (patient to trust in the specialized knowledge and integrity of the profession
