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CNUR 400 Unit 1 Ebin Exam Study Guide Questions with Complete Solutions To work effectively within a profession, individuals must work together in unison and act upon provincial, territorial, national and international means. To work within health care, you must act upon four elements: - Correct Answer • Standards of education and preparation • Quality care • Number of nurses available • Milieu in which care is offered If nurses are concerned about healthcare, they must accept res...

A dilemma, conundrum, question, or a simple statement can be defined as a: (a) problem (b) issue (c) political engagement (d) deductive thinking - Answer (b) issue T/F: Problems are usually deductive thinking which can be understood as the application of general rules and laws to a specific concrete situation in nursing practice - Answer True By identifying the topic of interest one is demonstrating what aspect: (a) framing the issue (b) articulating the issue (c) analyzing the issue...

The use of the best clinical evidence in making patient care decisions - Answer EBP (evidence based practice) evolves from the integration of the best research evidence with clinical expertise and patients' needs and values - Answer EBP EBP [is/is not] a cost-cutting practice or method for rationing healthcare services - Answer is not Systematic inquiry using disciplined methods to answer questions or solve problems - Answer research Systematic inquiry to develop trustwo...

Canada Health Act was introduced in what year? - Answer 1984 When did Canada Health Act come into legislation? - Answer 1985 Financing for healthcare is provided by - Answer the federal government delivery of healthcare is provided by - Answer provincial government Principles of Canada Health Act - Answer 1. Public Administration 2. Comprehensiveness 3. Universality 4. Portability 5. Accessibility Universality - Answer -has to apply to everyone Portability...

To work effectively within a profession, individuals must work together in unison and act upon provincial, territorial, national and international means. To work within health care, you must act upon four elements: - Answer • Standards of education and preparation • Quality care • Number of nurses available • Milieu in which care is offered If nurses are concerned about healthcare, they must accept responsibility for safeguarding these elements. By means of safeguarding, it can ...

Colonization - Answer phase of a relationship between FN and Canadian Govn't driven by a worldview that embraces dominion, self-righteousness, greed -colonization affects all aspects of Aboriginal peoples -exposed to new diseases and forced to live less healthy lifestyles Kitimakisowin - Answer poverty of all kinds and to the pathologies they bring about if unresolved Five areas of Kitimakisowin - Answer Poverty of... 1. participation because of marginalization 2. understandi...

5 Principles of Canada Health Act - Answer 1. Comprehensiveness 2. Universality 3. Portability 4. Accessibility 5. Public Administration 1. Comprehensiveness - Answer -Medically necessary vs. medically unnecessary Medically Necessary - Answer -unemployment insurance -helath insurance -prevention/diagnosis/treatment/care Medically Unnecessary - Answer -PHC -care of chronically ill -pt safety -communicable diseases -inter-professional management of care 2/3 Univer...

Nursing care is directly influenced by what perspectives? - Answer social, political, and economic What offers guidance to nurses so they are able to address ethical issues in a knowledgeable, informed, and competent manner? - Answer The CNA and Code of Ethics In managing ethical issues, nurses must understand what? - Answer that there are professional legal obligations that align with the ethical responsibilities of RN Ethics - Answer about making choices -defined as the ...

A dilemma, conundrum, question, or a simple statement can be defined as a: (a) problem (b) issue (c) political engagement (d) deductive thinking

Realities of Canadian Nursing: Pg. 3-15 ALL NOTES FROM McDonald, C., & McIntyre, M. (2019). Realities of Canadian nursing: Professional, practice and power issues (5th ed.). Philadelphia, PA: Wolters Kluwer.