Canadian Nursing Principles Test #1
1 to three Years - ANS-associated with self concept developmental venture of growing self thru
modelling, imitation and socialization
1991 - ANS-whilst first doctoral nursing software in Canada changed into installed
5 Levels of Care - ANS-health care advertising (anti smoking, healthful baby applications for
pregnant moms)
disease and harm prevention (breast screening and immunizations)
prognosis and remedy (health practitioner determines most cancers and dealt with with
chemotherapy)
rehabilitation (addictions counselling, physiotherapy)
supportive care (palliative)
A Behavioural Approach to Health - ANS-what the Lalonde Report became large in that it
became the first to emphasise
Aboriginal Health Care - ANS-treaties, share responsibilities with communities, other federal
authorities departments and provinces
Advocacy - ANS-this practice requires the nurse to evaluate the affected person's factor of view
and prepare to articulate this factor of view
Autonomy - ANS-together with sufferers in choice making regarding their care and respecting
their choices of remedy
Behavioural Approach - ANS-makes a speciality of fitness practices (LaLonde)
Beneficence - ANS-commitment to consist of customers in choices
Body Image - ANS-bodily structures, attitudes concerning whatt we look like (eating issues)
Canada Health Act - ANS-individuals who are insured could be people in transit among
provinces
Canada Health Act Principles - ANS-public management (non profit through public government)
comprehensiveness (medically important services, covers a extensive scope of practices)
universality (free of discrimination)
portability (access to fitness in any other province)
accessibility (no person fees for insured services, clean to get)
, Canada Infoway - ANS-organisation in which Canada has undertaken an attempt to reduce wait
instances, lessen duplication of tests and assist coordination of care
Challenges to Health Care System - ANS-value factors and equality/high-quality
Code of Ethics - ANS-responsibility, responsibility and advocacy,
secure, compassionate, competent and ethical care,
selling health and properly being,
promoting and respecting informed choice-making,
keeping dignity, privateness and confidentiality,
selling justice and being accountable
Community - ANS-group of people who proportion a social size or geographical measurement
(locale or shape, social systems and those)
Community Agency - ANS-instance of adult day guide software
Confronting Early Nursing Theorists - ANS-how to organize and make sense of widespread
nursing information and follow this expertise to an person medical case
Consultation - ANS-example of a network health nurse who is directing a patron to network
sources
Culturally Safe Care - ANS-method of delivering care that is primarily based on information of
the affected person's cultural historical past, ideals and attitudes
Culture Awareness - ANS-entails an intensive self exam of 1's history, spotting biases and
prejudices
Determinants of Health - ANS-income and social status, social assist networks, schooling and
literacy, employment and running conditions, physical environments, biologic and genetic make
up, man or woman fitness exercise, fitness and infant improvement, health offerings, gender
and intercourse, lifestyle and social environments
Determinants of Health are Broad - ANS-foremost motive that intersectoral collaboration is a
vital strategy to attain the purpose of "Health for All"
Discrimination - ANS-whilst someone acts on his or her prejudices
Disease - ANS-an goal kingdom of sick health, pathology of ailment can be detected with the
aid of clinical science
Disease Prevention Levels - ANS-primary (before symptoms and signs occur i.E.
Immunizations)
1 to three Years - ANS-associated with self concept developmental venture of growing self thru
modelling, imitation and socialization
1991 - ANS-whilst first doctoral nursing software in Canada changed into installed
5 Levels of Care - ANS-health care advertising (anti smoking, healthful baby applications for
pregnant moms)
disease and harm prevention (breast screening and immunizations)
prognosis and remedy (health practitioner determines most cancers and dealt with with
chemotherapy)
rehabilitation (addictions counselling, physiotherapy)
supportive care (palliative)
A Behavioural Approach to Health - ANS-what the Lalonde Report became large in that it
became the first to emphasise
Aboriginal Health Care - ANS-treaties, share responsibilities with communities, other federal
authorities departments and provinces
Advocacy - ANS-this practice requires the nurse to evaluate the affected person's factor of view
and prepare to articulate this factor of view
Autonomy - ANS-together with sufferers in choice making regarding their care and respecting
their choices of remedy
Behavioural Approach - ANS-makes a speciality of fitness practices (LaLonde)
Beneficence - ANS-commitment to consist of customers in choices
Body Image - ANS-bodily structures, attitudes concerning whatt we look like (eating issues)
Canada Health Act - ANS-individuals who are insured could be people in transit among
provinces
Canada Health Act Principles - ANS-public management (non profit through public government)
comprehensiveness (medically important services, covers a extensive scope of practices)
universality (free of discrimination)
portability (access to fitness in any other province)
accessibility (no person fees for insured services, clean to get)
, Canada Infoway - ANS-organisation in which Canada has undertaken an attempt to reduce wait
instances, lessen duplication of tests and assist coordination of care
Challenges to Health Care System - ANS-value factors and equality/high-quality
Code of Ethics - ANS-responsibility, responsibility and advocacy,
secure, compassionate, competent and ethical care,
selling health and properly being,
promoting and respecting informed choice-making,
keeping dignity, privateness and confidentiality,
selling justice and being accountable
Community - ANS-group of people who proportion a social size or geographical measurement
(locale or shape, social systems and those)
Community Agency - ANS-instance of adult day guide software
Confronting Early Nursing Theorists - ANS-how to organize and make sense of widespread
nursing information and follow this expertise to an person medical case
Consultation - ANS-example of a network health nurse who is directing a patron to network
sources
Culturally Safe Care - ANS-method of delivering care that is primarily based on information of
the affected person's cultural historical past, ideals and attitudes
Culture Awareness - ANS-entails an intensive self exam of 1's history, spotting biases and
prejudices
Determinants of Health - ANS-income and social status, social assist networks, schooling and
literacy, employment and running conditions, physical environments, biologic and genetic make
up, man or woman fitness exercise, fitness and infant improvement, health offerings, gender
and intercourse, lifestyle and social environments
Determinants of Health are Broad - ANS-foremost motive that intersectoral collaboration is a
vital strategy to attain the purpose of "Health for All"
Discrimination - ANS-whilst someone acts on his or her prejudices
Disease - ANS-an goal kingdom of sick health, pathology of ailment can be detected with the
aid of clinical science
Disease Prevention Levels - ANS-primary (before symptoms and signs occur i.E.
Immunizations)
