NCNZ STATE EXAM 2023 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT!!
,AC in medication abbreviation is? - ANSWER before food
PC in medication abbreviation is? - ANSWER after food
RN scope of practice - ANSWER clinical assessment
initial client education
discharge education
clinical judgement
medication administration
EN Scope of Practice - ANSWER accountable for own actions to their level of
knowledge and experience while working under direction and delegation of RN
autonomy is - ANSWER self-determination
beneficence is - ANSWER doing good
Non-maleficence is - ANSWER do no harm
justice is - ANSWER fairness
confidentiality is - ANSWER privacy
veracity is - ANSWER honesty
fidelity is - ANSWER faithfulness
rangatiritanga is - ANSWER self determination
manaakitanga is - ANSWER welcoming
Tika is - ANSWER truth, fairness, rights
whanaungatanga is - ANSWER establishing relationships
wairutanga is - ANSWER spirituality
,Role of NZNO - ANSWER to represent healthcare workers in NZ, provide leadership
and support for nurses, and to provide education and legal support
Role of NCNZ - ANSWER Protect the health and safety of the public by setting
standards and ensuring that nurses are competent to practice under the health
practitioners assurance act
Issue practicing certificates
regulate competencies
Health practitioners competence assurance act 2003 is - ANSWER about public safety.
it is to protect public health by providing mechanisms to ensure lifelong competence of
health practitioners
Health and Disability commissioners act is to - ANSWER protect the rights of health
consumers and hold providers accountable as appropriate
how many rules in the privacy act 2020 - ANSWER 12
six ps of social media are - ANSWER profesional
privacy
pause before you post
positive
patient free
protect yourself
what is primary healthcare - ANSWER provided in the community including screening,
health education and counselling
secondary healthcare is - ANSWER found within the hospital system including
treatments and testing/ care
what is tertiary healthcare - ANSWER specialised care over an extended period of time.
stage 1 of wound healing - ANSWER haemostasis
- platelets come in contact with collegen, resulting in activation and aggregation,
thrombin initiates formation of fibrin mesh to strength platelet clumps into stable clot
-lasts up to 2 hours
stage 2 of wound healing - ANSWER inflammation
- neutrophils enter to destroy bacteria and remove debris. macrophages arrive and
secrete growth factors to attract immune cells to facilitate tissue repair.
, - lasts 2-6 days
stage 3 of wound healing (3 points) - ANSWER proliferation
- (filling the wound) granulation fills the wound with connective tissue and new blood
vessels are formed
- (contraction of wound margins) margins contract and move towards the centre of the
wound
- (covering the wound) epithelial cells arise form base of the wound and migrate across
in a leapfrog pattern until covered.
- lasts up to 3-4 weeks
stage 4 of wound healing - ANSWER maturation
- new tissue slowly starts to gain strength and elasticity. collegen fibres reorganise and
tissue remodels and matures.
- can last up to 2 years
types of wound dressings - ANSWER transparent film, hydrogels, foam, silver, negative
pressure
kotahitanga is - ANSWER unity
Kaitiakitanga is - ANSWER guardianship
how many rights in the code of rights - ANSWER 10
how many principles in the code of conduct - ANSWER 8
how many values in the code of conduct and what are they - ANSWER 1. respect
2. trust
3. partnership
4. integrity
kotahitanga is - ANSWER unity
Kaitiakitanga is - ANSWER guardianship
how many rights in the code of rights - ANSWER 10
how many principles in the code of conduct - ANSWER 8
how many values in the code of conduct and what are they - ANSWER 1. respect
AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT!!
,AC in medication abbreviation is? - ANSWER before food
PC in medication abbreviation is? - ANSWER after food
RN scope of practice - ANSWER clinical assessment
initial client education
discharge education
clinical judgement
medication administration
EN Scope of Practice - ANSWER accountable for own actions to their level of
knowledge and experience while working under direction and delegation of RN
autonomy is - ANSWER self-determination
beneficence is - ANSWER doing good
Non-maleficence is - ANSWER do no harm
justice is - ANSWER fairness
confidentiality is - ANSWER privacy
veracity is - ANSWER honesty
fidelity is - ANSWER faithfulness
rangatiritanga is - ANSWER self determination
manaakitanga is - ANSWER welcoming
Tika is - ANSWER truth, fairness, rights
whanaungatanga is - ANSWER establishing relationships
wairutanga is - ANSWER spirituality
,Role of NZNO - ANSWER to represent healthcare workers in NZ, provide leadership
and support for nurses, and to provide education and legal support
Role of NCNZ - ANSWER Protect the health and safety of the public by setting
standards and ensuring that nurses are competent to practice under the health
practitioners assurance act
Issue practicing certificates
regulate competencies
Health practitioners competence assurance act 2003 is - ANSWER about public safety.
it is to protect public health by providing mechanisms to ensure lifelong competence of
health practitioners
Health and Disability commissioners act is to - ANSWER protect the rights of health
consumers and hold providers accountable as appropriate
how many rules in the privacy act 2020 - ANSWER 12
six ps of social media are - ANSWER profesional
privacy
pause before you post
positive
patient free
protect yourself
what is primary healthcare - ANSWER provided in the community including screening,
health education and counselling
secondary healthcare is - ANSWER found within the hospital system including
treatments and testing/ care
what is tertiary healthcare - ANSWER specialised care over an extended period of time.
stage 1 of wound healing - ANSWER haemostasis
- platelets come in contact with collegen, resulting in activation and aggregation,
thrombin initiates formation of fibrin mesh to strength platelet clumps into stable clot
-lasts up to 2 hours
stage 2 of wound healing - ANSWER inflammation
- neutrophils enter to destroy bacteria and remove debris. macrophages arrive and
secrete growth factors to attract immune cells to facilitate tissue repair.
, - lasts 2-6 days
stage 3 of wound healing (3 points) - ANSWER proliferation
- (filling the wound) granulation fills the wound with connective tissue and new blood
vessels are formed
- (contraction of wound margins) margins contract and move towards the centre of the
wound
- (covering the wound) epithelial cells arise form base of the wound and migrate across
in a leapfrog pattern until covered.
- lasts up to 3-4 weeks
stage 4 of wound healing - ANSWER maturation
- new tissue slowly starts to gain strength and elasticity. collegen fibres reorganise and
tissue remodels and matures.
- can last up to 2 years
types of wound dressings - ANSWER transparent film, hydrogels, foam, silver, negative
pressure
kotahitanga is - ANSWER unity
Kaitiakitanga is - ANSWER guardianship
how many rights in the code of rights - ANSWER 10
how many principles in the code of conduct - ANSWER 8
how many values in the code of conduct and what are they - ANSWER 1. respect
2. trust
3. partnership
4. integrity
kotahitanga is - ANSWER unity
Kaitiakitanga is - ANSWER guardianship
how many rights in the code of rights - ANSWER 10
how many principles in the code of conduct - ANSWER 8
how many values in the code of conduct and what are they - ANSWER 1. respect
