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BSNC 1020 Module 2 |2025-2026 LATEST UPDATED| REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 100% RATED CORRECT | 100% VERFIED
| ALREADY GRADED A+
what do the BCCNM standards of practice include? - (answer)1. Professional Standards (set out
minimum levels of performance that nurses are required to achieve in their practice
2. Practice Standards (requirements related to specific aspects of nurses practice)
3. Scope of Practice Standards (Standards, limits, and conditions)
what are the 4 Professional Standards? - (answer)1. Professional Responsibility and
Accountability
2. Knowledge-Based Practice
3. Client-Focused Provision of Service
4. Ethical Practice
what are the 14 practice standards? - (answer)1. Boundaries in the Nurse-client Relationship
2. communicable diseases: Preventing nurse-to-client transmission
3. conflict of interest
4. consent
5. Delegation to unregulated care providers
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6. documentation
7. duty to provide care
8. duty to report
9. employed student registrants
10. indigenous cultural safety, cultural humility, and anti racism
11. Medication
12. privacy and confidentiality
13. regulatory supervision of students
14. use of title
What is professionalism? - (answer)- a value driven concept signifying a legal and ethical
contract between health professional and the public they serve
- key attributes are : Self-awareness, knowledge, spirt of inquiry, accountability, autonomy,
advocacy, innovation and visionary, mentorship and collaboration, ethics and values,
professional identity
- the nurse is responsible for upholding their own professional practice by acquiring
competencies fundamental to the provision of intrapersonal, interpersonal, and public
professionalism
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intrapersonal professionalism - (answer)refers to the self and being able to meet professional
obligations
interpersonal professionalism - (answer)Health care professionals from different professions
work together to provide person-centred care
Public Professionalism - (answer)Achieved by following an ethical code, adhering to health care
policies, and practicing cultural safety and social justice
describe the self awareness attribute of professionalism - (answer)nurses are accountable to
defend their perspective, including unpopular and unsafe practice
describe the knowledge attribute of professionalism - (answer)theoretical, practical, and clinical
providing a basis for professional nursing practice
describe the spirit of inquiry attribute of professionalism - (answer)having an inquisitive,
inquiring approach to one's own practice and openness to exploring new knowledge directs
lifelong learning
BSNC 1020 Module 2 |2025-2026 LATEST UPDATED| REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 100% RATED CORRECT | 100% VERFIED
| ALREADY GRADED A+
what do the BCCNM standards of practice include? - (answer)1. Professional Standards (set out
minimum levels of performance that nurses are required to achieve in their practice
2. Practice Standards (requirements related to specific aspects of nurses practice)
3. Scope of Practice Standards (Standards, limits, and conditions)
what are the 4 Professional Standards? - (answer)1. Professional Responsibility and
Accountability
2. Knowledge-Based Practice
3. Client-Focused Provision of Service
4. Ethical Practice
what are the 14 practice standards? - (answer)1. Boundaries in the Nurse-client Relationship
2. communicable diseases: Preventing nurse-to-client transmission
3. conflict of interest
4. consent
5. Delegation to unregulated care providers
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6. documentation
7. duty to provide care
8. duty to report
9. employed student registrants
10. indigenous cultural safety, cultural humility, and anti racism
11. Medication
12. privacy and confidentiality
13. regulatory supervision of students
14. use of title
What is professionalism? - (answer)- a value driven concept signifying a legal and ethical
contract between health professional and the public they serve
- key attributes are : Self-awareness, knowledge, spirt of inquiry, accountability, autonomy,
advocacy, innovation and visionary, mentorship and collaboration, ethics and values,
professional identity
- the nurse is responsible for upholding their own professional practice by acquiring
competencies fundamental to the provision of intrapersonal, interpersonal, and public
professionalism
, 3|Page
intrapersonal professionalism - (answer)refers to the self and being able to meet professional
obligations
interpersonal professionalism - (answer)Health care professionals from different professions
work together to provide person-centred care
Public Professionalism - (answer)Achieved by following an ethical code, adhering to health care
policies, and practicing cultural safety and social justice
describe the self awareness attribute of professionalism - (answer)nurses are accountable to
defend their perspective, including unpopular and unsafe practice
describe the knowledge attribute of professionalism - (answer)theoretical, practical, and clinical
providing a basis for professional nursing practice
describe the spirit of inquiry attribute of professionalism - (answer)having an inquisitive,
inquiring approach to one's own practice and openness to exploring new knowledge directs
lifelong learning
