NURS 1004 Review Session

Select all that apply means there is more than one answer

Scope of practice for RNs:

Fitness to practice refers to “all qualities and capabilities of an individual relevant to their practice as a nurse"

The major outcome of the Lalonde Report was its emphasis on which of the following?

In caring theories the focus is on

During data clustering the nurse:

The McGill Model is a practice based theory and focuses on:

Which of the following characteristics of goals is missing from: Patient will ambulate daily

The nurses first concern for the patient includes which of the following?

Nursing self-regulation is:

Frosty the Snowman was a happy jolly soul. What is a major environmental concern for Frosty?

Efforts to decrease obesity by focusing on factors such as income falls under which approach?

Who has the responsibility to obtain informed consent for surgery from a patient?

What is the purpose of assessment?

Medicine that incorporates an individual’s genetic blueprint alongside their lifestyle and environment is known as what:

Nursing's metaparadigm contains which of the following?

To whom does Medicare in Canada provide health care?

Which of the following is subjective information?

Goals are similar to expected outcomes

When a nurse determines the significance of the situation what CT disposition is evident?

Before performing a skill for the first time at a new agency the nurse:

You are caring for an Indigenous man who has requested a shaman. This request reflects:

Which of the following is true about legal liability as a nursing student?

The principle of the CHA called Universality refers to

Personal health information includes identifiable information that relates to which of the following:

The nurse fails to check the patient's armband and gives the wrong meds. This is:

The benefits of immunizations outweigh the discomfort. Which ethical principle applies?

Indigenous people view health as being:

A predictable client:

Which of the following is a measurable expected patient outcome?

Which principle of the CHA refers to covering medically necessary services?

The nursing dx "readiness for enhanced communication" is:

The best way for the nurse to avoid being liable for negligence is:

Which types of theories are broad and complex?

Which one is a potential problem?

How can an EHR assist client care?

Which ethical principle means "to do no harm"?

Which principle of the CHA refers to operating on a nonprofit basis through public authority?

Will e health go away?

The pt is post-op and is in pain. He has a dressing, IV, and drain. What would be the priority?

Which following statement is true about primary health care (PHC) and primary care?

A client has a fractured femur. This is what type of diagnosis?