NSG 2113- MIDTERM 1 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS

NSG 2113- MIDTERM 1 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS

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1. Edith Monture
Answer:
first indigenous nurse, advocated for indigenous health and community work

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2. indigenous health care
Answer:
had their own health care system that was looked down as less professional/healthy than western health
care

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3. Jeanne Mance
Answer:
co founder of montreal and founded canadas first hospital

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4. Marie-Marguerite d'Youville
Answer:
founded the Grey Nuns in 1738, worked in community and provided care to everyone (went on to be
teachers in residental schools)

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5. mary agnes snively
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established canadian nursing association, standardized nursing education, worked at Toronto General
Hospital

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6. florence nightingale
Answer:
founder of modern nursing, improved hygiene, saniation, patient care and avocated for evidence based
nursing practices

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7. mary seacole
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Rejected from Florence Nightingale's team due to racism. Funded her own trip to Crimea; opened the
British Hotel and cared for soldiers near battlefields.

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8. what are the types of nurses

, Answer:
Practical Nurse (PN) Registered Nurse (RN) Nurse Practitioner (NP)

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9. CNO (College of Nurses of Ontario)
Answer:
Governs RNs and RPNs. Sets standards and criteria for nursing in Ontario. Provides complaint and
discipline process. Administers quality assurance programs.

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10. RNAO (Registered Nurses Association of Ontario)
Answer:
Advocates for nursing and health across province and promotes excellence in nursing practice

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11. Ontario Nurses Association (ONA)
Answer:
Union representing nurses in Ontario, protecting nursing interests and advocacy

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12. Canada Health Act
Answer:
Public Administration: Health insurance must be public and non-profit. Comprehensiveness: All medically
necessary hospital and physician services are covered. Universality: All residents are entitled to insured
services. Portability: Coverage continues if residents move or travel within Canada or temporarily abroad.
Accessibility: Health services must be available without financial or other barriers.

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13. Purposes of a Health Care Record
Answer:
Allows members of the healthcare team to share information about a patient's condition. Serves as a legal
record of care provided. Provides proof for insurance and billing purposes. Supports research, quality
improvement, and education.

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14. Legal Guidelines for Documentation
Answer:
Timely: Enter information as soon as possible. Accurate: Record facts, not personal opinions. Complete:
Include all relevant patient information, assessments, interventions, and responses. Legible and organized:
Ensure handwriting is readable or digital entries are clear. No alterations or erasures: If errors occur,
correct according to policy. Signed with credentials: Identify yourself with name and professional title.
Confidential: Follow privacy laws and regulations.

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15. Guidelines for Documentation and Reporting