NSG 1400- Becoming a Nurse: Kahoot Questions With
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A client is refusing to have blood transfusion due to religious
beliefs. What does the nurse do? Correct Answers Explain the
pros & cons of refusing treatment & make sure the client
understands.
A nurse who allows a client to choose when to have their
dressing changed is using which ethical principal? Correct
Answers Autonomy.
A theory is? Correct Answers 1. Used to inform nursing
practice.
2. A set of concepts that have relationships within, between, or
among them.
As per HPA, the profession of nursing should have what to be
considered a profession? Correct Answers Standards of
practice, bylaws, regulations and code of ethics.
Beneficence is to do good or promote good. Name some
examples. Correct Answers 1. Refraining from maltreatment
and maximizing client's potential.
2. Providing pain medication asap.
3. Keeping side rails up to prevent falls.
Defined by many nursing theorists, it is the hallmark of nursing.
Correct Answers Caring.
, During early history & mid-century nursing in Canada was
considered a suitable profession for... Correct Answers Many
factors deterred men from pursuing careers in nursing.
Early Canadian nurses were affiliated with what? Correct
Answers Religious orders.
Entry into the practice does not require? Correct Answers
Registration with the CNA.
Fitness to practice is? Correct Answers You feel sick, you
called in and explained your reason for not coming to work.
Florence Nightingales contribution to nursing theory was?
Correct Answers Sanitation and simple statistics.
How do you meet knowledge based practice standards? Correct
Answers Your client care plans are evidence-based (Exp:
offering thickened fluid).
How would an std nurse define a conceptual framework?
Correct Answers A group of interrelated objects that follow a
pattern.
I don't know what my patient's diagnosis means. What is the
best source of evidence? Correct Answers Look it up using a
credible source.
Name 3 example of autonomy. Correct Answers 1. A capable
client makes his own decisions in his best interest.
Complete Solutions
A client is refusing to have blood transfusion due to religious
beliefs. What does the nurse do? Correct Answers Explain the
pros & cons of refusing treatment & make sure the client
understands.
A nurse who allows a client to choose when to have their
dressing changed is using which ethical principal? Correct
Answers Autonomy.
A theory is? Correct Answers 1. Used to inform nursing
practice.
2. A set of concepts that have relationships within, between, or
among them.
As per HPA, the profession of nursing should have what to be
considered a profession? Correct Answers Standards of
practice, bylaws, regulations and code of ethics.
Beneficence is to do good or promote good. Name some
examples. Correct Answers 1. Refraining from maltreatment
and maximizing client's potential.
2. Providing pain medication asap.
3. Keeping side rails up to prevent falls.
Defined by many nursing theorists, it is the hallmark of nursing.
Correct Answers Caring.
, During early history & mid-century nursing in Canada was
considered a suitable profession for... Correct Answers Many
factors deterred men from pursuing careers in nursing.
Early Canadian nurses were affiliated with what? Correct
Answers Religious orders.
Entry into the practice does not require? Correct Answers
Registration with the CNA.
Fitness to practice is? Correct Answers You feel sick, you
called in and explained your reason for not coming to work.
Florence Nightingales contribution to nursing theory was?
Correct Answers Sanitation and simple statistics.
How do you meet knowledge based practice standards? Correct
Answers Your client care plans are evidence-based (Exp:
offering thickened fluid).
How would an std nurse define a conceptual framework?
Correct Answers A group of interrelated objects that follow a
pattern.
I don't know what my patient's diagnosis means. What is the
best source of evidence? Correct Answers Look it up using a
credible source.
Name 3 example of autonomy. Correct Answers 1. A capable
client makes his own decisions in his best interest.
