JURISPRUDENCE EXAM QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
The nurse meets the Code of Conduct standards by the following behaviours - Answer--
Acting professionally with colleague on social media
- Introducing self by full name and professional designation
- Providing timely care and addressing delays when this is not possible
Nursing students are permitted to perform the Controlled Acts authorized to nursing
because of what exceptions - Answer-They are supervised by Registered Nurses
directly
How many controlled acts are authorized to nursing? - Answer-14
Nathan, a 6-year old boy has been admitted to the hospital to wait for surgery to remove
his inflamed tonsils. Nathan's father has stayed in the hospital with his son. You are the
student nurse assigned to care for Nathan. Upon entering the room for the first times,
Nathan immediately starts to ask you questions about why he is in the hospital. As a
nurse you should - Answer-- introduce yourself to Nathan and his father, identify
yourself as a student nurse and begin to explore Nathans concerns
A student meets the Cognitive competency of the Requisite Skills and Abilities by doing
what? - Answer-Performing arithmetic skills to safely administer medication
Coordination of care for complex clients is a leadership function specific to the
Registered Nurse - Answer-True
PHIPA identifies a provision that permits Care Providers to disclose personal
information during specific circumstances. These circumstances include - Answer-- If
disclosure is needed to provide health care and consent cannot be obtained
- Both RN's and RPN's have the same scope of nursing practice
For standard statements describe what a nurse is accountable for in the therapeutic
nurse-client relationship. These are - Answer-Trust, Respect, Professional intimacy and
Power
What acts are authorized to RNs? - Answer-- Perform a prescribed procedure below the
dermis or mucous membrane
- Admisinster a substance by injection or inhalation
- Putting an instrument, hand or finger beyond-external ear canal, beyond the point in
the nasal passages where they normally narrow, larynx, opening of the urethra, labia
major, or verge, or artificial opening in the body
, The nurse meets the Code of Conduct standard by not engaging in sexual relationship
with a patient unless more than one year has lapsed since the end of the nurse-patient
relationship - Answer-True
A nurse had an overwhelming shift and decided to post a complain on twitter about her
clients. As her colleague, and in order to apply the College practice standard related to
Social Media, you will advise her of the following - Answer-- Is there a risk of breaching
the client confidentially
- Think about how this post will affect your practice
- How else could you deal with this situation
Before you post on Social Media - Answer-- Reflect on your practice
- Check your privacy settings
A learning goal must be formatted using the SMART acronym. What does the SMART
mean - Answer-- Specific
- Measurable
- Achievable
- Relevant
- Time-limited
A nurse that you work with in clinical discloses to you she has had a discipline hearing
recently. Where could you go to determine if this was true, and to verify the facts of the
hearing? - Answer-CNO website
Nurses demonstrate the knowledge standard by - Answer-Acknowledging that they
have successfully completed and approved BScN program
Nurses are required to develop a learning plan with how many learning goals annually?
- Answer-3
What statements is correct regarding nursing in Ontario? - Answer-Both RN's and
RPN's authorized to the same controlled acts
The nurse consults the provincial Standards of Nursing Practice as she further
contemplates the use of restraints. What is the most important purpose for using
standards of Nursing Practice? - Answer-Standards will act as a guide to the nurses
nursing practice decision making
Billy, a 7 year old boy has been admitted to the hospital to wait for surgery to remove
his inflamed appendix. Billys father has stayed in the hospital with his son. You are the
student nurse assigned to care for Billy. Billys father expresses concerns about his sons
upcoming surgery. The nurse listens to the fathers concerns and validates his feelings.
What component of the nurse-client relationship is the nurse demonstrating - Answer-
Empathy
AND ANSWERS
The nurse meets the Code of Conduct standards by the following behaviours - Answer--
Acting professionally with colleague on social media
- Introducing self by full name and professional designation
- Providing timely care and addressing delays when this is not possible
Nursing students are permitted to perform the Controlled Acts authorized to nursing
because of what exceptions - Answer-They are supervised by Registered Nurses
directly
How many controlled acts are authorized to nursing? - Answer-14
Nathan, a 6-year old boy has been admitted to the hospital to wait for surgery to remove
his inflamed tonsils. Nathan's father has stayed in the hospital with his son. You are the
student nurse assigned to care for Nathan. Upon entering the room for the first times,
Nathan immediately starts to ask you questions about why he is in the hospital. As a
nurse you should - Answer-- introduce yourself to Nathan and his father, identify
yourself as a student nurse and begin to explore Nathans concerns
A student meets the Cognitive competency of the Requisite Skills and Abilities by doing
what? - Answer-Performing arithmetic skills to safely administer medication
Coordination of care for complex clients is a leadership function specific to the
Registered Nurse - Answer-True
PHIPA identifies a provision that permits Care Providers to disclose personal
information during specific circumstances. These circumstances include - Answer-- If
disclosure is needed to provide health care and consent cannot be obtained
- Both RN's and RPN's have the same scope of nursing practice
For standard statements describe what a nurse is accountable for in the therapeutic
nurse-client relationship. These are - Answer-Trust, Respect, Professional intimacy and
Power
What acts are authorized to RNs? - Answer-- Perform a prescribed procedure below the
dermis or mucous membrane
- Admisinster a substance by injection or inhalation
- Putting an instrument, hand or finger beyond-external ear canal, beyond the point in
the nasal passages where they normally narrow, larynx, opening of the urethra, labia
major, or verge, or artificial opening in the body
, The nurse meets the Code of Conduct standard by not engaging in sexual relationship
with a patient unless more than one year has lapsed since the end of the nurse-patient
relationship - Answer-True
A nurse had an overwhelming shift and decided to post a complain on twitter about her
clients. As her colleague, and in order to apply the College practice standard related to
Social Media, you will advise her of the following - Answer-- Is there a risk of breaching
the client confidentially
- Think about how this post will affect your practice
- How else could you deal with this situation
Before you post on Social Media - Answer-- Reflect on your practice
- Check your privacy settings
A learning goal must be formatted using the SMART acronym. What does the SMART
mean - Answer-- Specific
- Measurable
- Achievable
- Relevant
- Time-limited
A nurse that you work with in clinical discloses to you she has had a discipline hearing
recently. Where could you go to determine if this was true, and to verify the facts of the
hearing? - Answer-CNO website
Nurses demonstrate the knowledge standard by - Answer-Acknowledging that they
have successfully completed and approved BScN program
Nurses are required to develop a learning plan with how many learning goals annually?
- Answer-3
What statements is correct regarding nursing in Ontario? - Answer-Both RN's and
RPN's authorized to the same controlled acts
The nurse consults the provincial Standards of Nursing Practice as she further
contemplates the use of restraints. What is the most important purpose for using
standards of Nursing Practice? - Answer-Standards will act as a guide to the nurses
nursing practice decision making
Billy, a 7 year old boy has been admitted to the hospital to wait for surgery to remove
his inflamed appendix. Billys father has stayed in the hospital with his son. You are the
student nurse assigned to care for Billy. Billys father expresses concerns about his sons
upcoming surgery. The nurse listens to the fathers concerns and validates his feelings.
What component of the nurse-client relationship is the nurse demonstrating - Answer-
Empathy
