BSNC 1020 MIDTERM Question and answers already passed
2025/2026
1. What is autonomous scope of practice · Assuming accountability and responsibility
for
for making decisions about client care
RN's? · Performing activities they are educated,
compe- tent and allowed to perform without
a client spe- cific order
2. what is not autonomous practice · Not autonomous practice is any BCCNM
standard,
limit, or condition, or and organizational/employe
policies, processes, or restrictions.
3. How do nurses apply the ·Performing restricted activities that are not
standards for acting within
autonomous scope of practice? listed in section 6 of nurses and NP unless
they are pro- hibited by BCCNM
4. what is a listed health professional o Physicians
o NP
o Certified RN
o Dentists
o Midwives
o Naturopaths
o Podiatrists
o Pharmacists
5. what is a non listed health profession- o Wound clinicians
al o RNs who aren't certified
o Registered psychiatric nurses
o Dietitians
6. How do nurses apply the
standards for acting with client- o be documented in the client's permanent
specific orders? record by the regulated health professional
giving the client-specific order,
,o include all the information needed for the or-
dered activity to be carried out safely (e.g., time,
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frequency, dosage), and
o include a written/electronic signature.
o Must also consider the four controls on
practice
7. section 7 restricted activities that
re- quire an order
o Procedures below the body surface
o Administering substances
o Putting items into body openings
o Putting substances into ears
o Hazardous forms of energy
8. restricted activities that do not o Medications
re- quire an order
o Allergy testing and treatment
·Diagnosis
·Wound care
·Intravenous
·Inhalation
·Instillation and injection
·Assessing clients and treating conditions
·Managing labour
·Hazardous forms of energy
·Ordering the application of energy
·Medications
·prescribing
·Therapeutic diets
9. what is a condition · A condition is ditterent from a disease or
disorder. A condition can be improved or
resolved by a regis- tered nurse's
interventions and achieves outcomes for
which the registered nurse is accountable
10. section 6 is restricted activities that do not require an orde
2025/2026
1. What is autonomous scope of practice · Assuming accountability and responsibility
for
for making decisions about client care
RN's? · Performing activities they are educated,
compe- tent and allowed to perform without
a client spe- cific order
2. what is not autonomous practice · Not autonomous practice is any BCCNM
standard,
limit, or condition, or and organizational/employe
policies, processes, or restrictions.
3. How do nurses apply the ·Performing restricted activities that are not
standards for acting within
autonomous scope of practice? listed in section 6 of nurses and NP unless
they are pro- hibited by BCCNM
4. what is a listed health professional o Physicians
o NP
o Certified RN
o Dentists
o Midwives
o Naturopaths
o Podiatrists
o Pharmacists
5. what is a non listed health profession- o Wound clinicians
al o RNs who aren't certified
o Registered psychiatric nurses
o Dietitians
6. How do nurses apply the
standards for acting with client- o be documented in the client's permanent
specific orders? record by the regulated health professional
giving the client-specific order,
,o include all the information needed for the or-
dered activity to be carried out safely (e.g., time,
, BSNC 1020 MIDTERM
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_c3v1mm
frequency, dosage), and
o include a written/electronic signature.
o Must also consider the four controls on
practice
7. section 7 restricted activities that
re- quire an order
o Procedures below the body surface
o Administering substances
o Putting items into body openings
o Putting substances into ears
o Hazardous forms of energy
8. restricted activities that do not o Medications
re- quire an order
o Allergy testing and treatment
·Diagnosis
·Wound care
·Intravenous
·Inhalation
·Instillation and injection
·Assessing clients and treating conditions
·Managing labour
·Hazardous forms of energy
·Ordering the application of energy
·Medications
·prescribing
·Therapeutic diets
9. what is a condition · A condition is ditterent from a disease or
disorder. A condition can be improved or
resolved by a regis- tered nurse's
interventions and achieves outcomes for
which the registered nurse is accountable
10. section 6 is restricted activities that do not require an orde
