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Professional Development With Questions And Veried Answers Already Graded A What is NOT one of the Professional Standards identified by the College of Nurses of Ontario? Entry into practice Nursing act in 1991 provided information, except for: Identify that an RPN can register with CNO for either general or extended class After working two years in a LTC facility you decide to accept a new position that is available on an active surgical unit. What responsibilities do you have in the situation to ensure client safety according to the CNO practice standard "Accountability" - Develop a learning plan outlining your earning needs, strategies to achieve them & how employer can assist with this Providing a collaborative approach when working with clients & their families is reflected in which Standard? Therapeutic nurse-client relationship What is NOT an example of one of the other controlled acts that both RN's and RPN's can do? Assessing the client upon admission to your unit According to the Regulated Health Professions Act of 1991, the practice of nursing includes all of the following EXCEPT: Curative According to College of Nurses in order to prevent colleague conflict, it is important for: A role model to show professional behaviours Jack is a new graduate registered practical nurse who works only night shifts in a busy Emergency Department (ER) of an acute care hospital. As a new graduate and employee, Jack is unfamiliar with some of the policies and procedures. He occasionally asks other nurses for assistance or clarification when he needs it. One of the nurses who has worked in the ER for five years yells at Jack, if he is slow or does not do something the way she thinks it should be done. She constantly complains about Jack to other nurses. According to CNO's practice guideline, Conflict Prevention and Management, this type of conflict is a: Colleague conflict An example of a maintenance role is: Compromiser What is the function of the norming stage? Standards of behaviour for the group are established Restating key ideas is an example of a: Task function What type of bias would be reflected in a study in which one of the participants in the experimental group told the others in the study that he heard that they were getting only a placebo? Performance bais What is a meta-analysis report? A systematic review of all research done on a specific topic A research is study is done to find out if students in the Fall'11 who had the pre-admission testing done obtained a higher grade point average in the program compared to the Fall'10 intake of students who did not have preadmission testing. What type of research is reflected in the above situation? Quantitative Which type of qualitative research design focuses an existing old problem from a new perspective? Grounded theory What type of study has very strict guidelines on randomly assigning the control and study group? Experimental what two pieces of Legislation determine how nursing profession is regulated in Ontario RHPA & the nursing act - Practice of Nursing in the promotion of healtH & Assessment of, the provision of care and the treatment of health conditions by supportive, preventive therapeutic, palliative, and rehabilitative means in order to attain or maintain optimal function What is the: scope of practice statement of nursing Regulations are made under this act about class of registration, entry into practice requirements title protection, controlled acts (initiation), quality assurance, and professional mis-conduct What is the: nursing act This act list 13 controlled acts that are considered potentially harmful if performed by unqualified persons What is the: regulated health professional act (RHPA) Performing a prescribed procedure below the dermis, administering a substance by inhalation or injection. Putting an instrument, hand or finger in an orifice, or dispensing a medication What are the: Controlled acts When nurses apply their knowledge in a compassionate manner and build a trusting relationship with their patient/client What is the: art of nursing The application of the knowledge of nursing and the technical aspects of the practice What is the: science of nursing Hospitals, long term care facilities, client's homes, clinics, industries and classrooms What are: workplace settings Clinic practitioner, administrator, teacher, researcher, client advocate, consultant, and manager What are: roles and functions When a nurse's practice includes supporting someone to make their voice heard What is: advocacy This individual defined nursing as "The act of utilizing the environment of the patient to assist him in his recovery" Who is: Florence Nightingale Person, environment, health and nursing What are the: Four metaparadigm concepts of nursing or four central concepts The goal is to restore, maintain and advance the health of individual groups or entire communities How does the: CNO define nursing specialized education, code of ethics, autonomy, body of knowledge, service to society, research, professional organization What are the: seven critical attributes of a profession The ability to carry out nursing responsibilities in an independent manner What is: autonomy The province of Ontario this organization regulates both RN's and RPN's What is the: CNO The nurse must have completed a basic course of nursing studies in an approved program (by the CNO) and have passed a national exam What is: nursing registration When the government contracts with the CNO to regulate its own members in order to protect the public from harm What is: self regulation The purpose of this is to ensure that professionals practice in a safe and competent ethical manner What is: regulation This professional organization represents all RPN's in the province of Ontario Who is the: rpno In 1844 they embarked on a perilous canoe journey from Montreal to St. Boniface Manitoba, where their mission was to care for the sick Who are the: grey nuns This individual revolutionized nursing as an acceptable profession for women as a lay nurses in the late 1800's and early 1900's Who is: Florence Nightingale At the St. Catherine General and Marine Hospital in 1874- Admission requirement- Plain English education, good character and Christian motives Where was the: first hospital diploma nursing school in Canada