what is the primary role of the NSW authority that considers professional disciplinary matters?

Protective of the general public

Which of the following sets of questions best sums up what you are trying to gain from the reflective cycle overall

what has been learned from this experience, how can the situation improve

What is the primary role of the NSW authority that considers professional disciplinary matters

protective of the general public

What is reflective practice

the ability to take a critical stance and analyse a situation

When working in a multi-disciplinary team, nurses must

assist in facilitating coordinated care for the patient

Patient-centred care is an element from which NSQHS standard developed by the ACQSHC?

standard 2 - partnering with consumers

qualitative research methods

explore a range of human experiences

what can students do to change the public image of nurses?

Have a positive and professional self image

Why is reflection important

to improve or refine a situation for all stakeholders

which of the following os one of the code of professional conduct statements?

Nurses practices nursing reflectively and ethically

the purpose of the ACQSHC standards is to

protect public from harm, improve the quality of healthcare

Which one of the following is a characteristic of a reflective practitioner

thinking critically and systematically

Provided by those directly involved

Which of the following is NOT a Value Statement in the Code of ethics?

Nurses value quality nursing for some people.

The national body overseeing registration of health professionals in Australia is the

Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)

How would you solve an ethical dilemma?

carefully consider from all angles before making decisions

which of the following is an outline of the nursing process?

Assessment Diagnosis Planning, Implementation Evaluation

Which is NOT an NMBA ethics value statements?

Collaborative and therapeutic care

Which of the following is NOT a standard found in the RN standard for practice?

Collaborative and therapeutic practice

Effective communicators adapt their communication style

based upon a persons ability to comprehend the interaction

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1
Which of the following is NOT an element of transformative nursing practice?
lifelong learning
professional practitioners
Clinical skills
evidence based practice
2
what is the primary role of the NSW authority that considers professional disciplinary matters?
Protective of the general public
upholding standards of the nursing profession
punitive action against nurses and midwives
registering authority for nurses and midwives
3
what % of patients are likely to develop a pressure ulcer in hospital?
15-25 %
10-20 %
5-15 %
5-10 %
4
Which of the following sets of questions best sums up what you are trying to gain from the reflective cycle overall
what equipment should be purchased for the classroom
who is causing the problem, how can we change that person's views
a better GPA
what has been learned from this experience, how can the situation improve
5
What are the minimum hours required for CPD
20
15
40
30
6
sexual misconduct is considered to be
boundary violation
therapeutic intervention
disinterested and neglectful
boundary crossing
7
What is the primary role of the NSW authority that considers professional disciplinary matters
upholding standards of the nursing profession
registering authority for nurses and midwives
protective of the general public
punitive action against nurses and midwives
8
How many value statements make up the code of Ethics?
12
9
10
8
9
how many standards are in RN standards for practice
8
7
11
9
10
Which of the following is considered CPD
criminal record check
working with children check
immunisation
First Aid certificate
11
Which of the following is not included in Organ and Tissue transplantation
intestine
heart and heart valves
skin
cranial nerves
12
What is reflective practice
talking about your feelings
describing what has gone well
looking at oneself in the mirror
the ability to take a critical stance and analyse a situation
13
Domains are included in which NMBA document?
boundaries
ethics
National competency standards
professional conduct
14
which of the following is NOT a method of acquiring knowledge in nursing?
personal experience
authority
inductive reasonsing
Constructive alignment
15
When working in a multi-disciplinary team, nurses must
assist in facilitating coordinated care for the patient
be physically present during all treatment episodes
obey all instructions from team leader
delegate decision making authority to others
16
Patient-centred care is an element from which NSQHS standard developed by the ACQSHC?
standard 4 - medication safety
standard 2 - partnering with consumers
standard 3 - preventing healthcare-associated infections
standard 1 - governance for safety and quality in healthcare
17
An example of secondary source?
Peer reviewed journal
Research findings
Systematic review
Historical correspondence
18
which of the following is not an essential element to consider when planning goals?
achievable
person centered
includes a time frame
Articulate
19
qualitative research methods
explore a range of human experiences
seeks to measure phenomena of interest
seeks to measure concepts
are not very descriptive in nature
20
Beneficence is defined as
equal distribution of benefits and burdens
above all, do good
to do no harm
to choose for oneself
21
what can students do to change the public image of nurses?
model unprofessional behaviour
Have a positive and professional self image
critically argue the value of nurses
ensure your assessments are of a credit standard or above
22
what is the best NMBA framework to assist you making decisions about your scope of practice
professional boundaries
decision making tool
code of ethics
registered nurse standards for practice
23
Which of the following is NOT a context of thoughtful nursing and midwifery practice?
making assumptions
critical thinking
reflection
self awareness
24
Why is reflection important
to improve your appearance
to improve or refine a situation for all stakeholders
the unit coordinator said it was :)
Gibb's liked it
25
Which of the following is not a step in the gibbs model?
action
description
evaluation
planning
26
A nurse is seen flirting and grasping her patient's thigh. This kind of behaviour is considered to be
therapeutic relationship
sexual misconduct
disinterested, neglectful
boundary crossing
27
Scholarly sources of evidence include:
Wikipedia
Peer reviewed literature
Google
Magazines
28
Which of the following is not considered as euthanasia
mercy killing
passive euthanasia
homicide
the doctrine of double effect
29
Euthanasia legal in Australia?
if it is voluntary
no
yes
only when approved by doctor
30
which of the following is not a benefit of reflection?
identifying weakness and strengths
developing self awareness
making new connections
Burnout
31
which of the following os one of the code of professional conduct statements?
nurses value information obtained in a professional capacity
Nurses practices nursing reflectively and ethically
nurses think critically and analyse practice
nurses value diversity of people
32
How many NMBA conduct statements?
six
twelve
ten
eight
33
the purpose of the ACQSHC standards is to
determine where resources should be allocated
identify overall health needs of Australian public
protect public from harm, improve the quality of healthcare
meet government determined financial benchmarks
34
Which one of the following is a characteristic of a reflective practitioner
authoritative
traditional
thinking critically and systematically
sense of humour
35
Which of the following is NOT a resource used by nurses on which to base EBP
critical review
literature review
integrative review
systematic review
36
Primary Sources are
Systematic review
Written by historians
Provided by those directly involved
Written by teachers
37
Which of the following is NOT a Value Statement in the Code of ethics?
Nurses value respect and kindness for self and others
Nurses value ethical management of information
Nurses value the diversity of people
Nurses value quality nursing for some people.
38
Which of the following is NOT a professional Boundary Zone
Helpfulness
Under-involvement
over-involvement
Competency
39
The national body overseeing registration of health professionals in Australia is the
NSW Department of Health
NMBA
Health Professional Registration Authority (HPRA)
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)
40
Which of the following nurses can delegate tasks?
all of the above
registered nurse
enrolled nurse
assistant in nursing
41
What is another element of professionalism that crosses over with evidence based practice?
non- maleficence
scope practice
critical reflection
helpfulness
42
Non-maleficence is defined as
to choose for oneself
equal distribution of benefits and burdens
above all, do good
to do no harm
43
How would you solve an ethical dilemma?
get somebody else to do it
consult with another register nurse
carefully consider from all angles before making decisions
Look in the code of ethics for the solution
44
which of the following is an outline of the nursing process?
Assessment Planning Implementation Rehabilitation Evaluation
Assessment documentation, Planning Implementation Evaluation
Assessment Referral Planning implementation Evaluation
Assessment Diagnosis Planning, Implementation Evaluation
45
Which is NOT an NMBA ethics value statements?
Collaborative and therapeutic care
Nurses value informed decision- making
Nurses value quality nursing care
Nurses value diversity
46
Telling a friend the reason why another friend was admitted to your ward is a breach of
privacy
justice
anonymity
confidentiality
47
The role of the transformational leader in the health care setting is to
delegate tasks to staff
promote teamwork to staff
encourage staff to practice beyond their scope practice
disempower staff
48
Which of the following is NOT a standard found in the RN standard for practice?
Maintains the capability for practice
Thinks critically and analyses nursing practice
Collaborative and therapeutic practice
Engages in therapeutic and professional relationships
49
excessive personal disclosure by the nurse is considered to be
a boundary violation
neglected and disinterested
breach of patient confidentiality
therapeutic
50
Which of the following NMBA frameworks is considered the companion to the code of ethics
Registered Nurses Standards for Practice
Code of conduct
Social Media Policy
Professional Boundaries
51
Effective communicators adapt their communication style
based upon a persons ability to comprehend the interaction
based upon a persons ability to understand sarcasm
based upon a persons ability to misconstrue meanings
based upon a persons ability to maximise confusion
52
Medication incidents are costly but can be avoided through all methods below except
using technology for recording and transferring information
avoiding the use of MIMS
effective communication
standardisation of medication-related tasks
53
In 2008-09, how many people in Australia had procedures on the wrong body part (NSQHS Stand.5)?
8
9
10
11
54
Which of the following is not a skill of a lifelong leaner?
conventional thinking
effective communicator
information literacy
self-awareness
55
Which of the following is an attribute of evidence based practice
routine and ritual performance of skills
role modelling
demonstrating critical thinking at all times
trial and error
56
why did Darbyshire (2010) suggest the ‘naughty nurse’ image arose?
nurses always wore see through clothes
nurses wear a uniform
Nurses have access to body parts considered intimate
nurses were all female
57
Perception of doctors’ handmaiden is though to have arisen from?
consultant doctors' view of nurses
public perception of nurses
my mother's ideas of nursing
military origins of nursing
58
Which of the following organs are not suitable for donation after cardiac death
heart
liver
kidneys
lungs
59
Which of the following is one of the National Safety and Quality Health Care Service Standards?
effective communication
5 rights of medication administration
between the flags
Clinical handover
60
which of the following is NOT a method used for nursing research?
mixed method
Intuitive reasoning
quantitative
qualitative
61
how many National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards are there?
5
7
10
8
62
Of the following, which is not a Code of Conduct principle?
health and well-being
cultural practice and respectful relationships
recognising and responding to acute deterioration
professional behaviour
63
What are the 3 ways consent could be be obtained?
informed, implied and email
informed, implied and verbal
implied, written and verbal
written, spoken and email
64
What is EBP?
basing practice on research
researching
Ritual
tradition
65
If a nurse should assist a person to end their life, their actions are considered to be
non- voluntary euthanasia
active euthanasia
involuntary euthanasia
passive euthanasia
66
when considering ethical principles justice is defined as
rules and consequences
expectations of what is good and socially worthy
getting the jail time deserved for the crime
equal distribution of benefits and burdens
67
Disinterested and neglectful behaviour is an example
under involvement
zone of helpfulness
zone of unprofessional behaviour
over involvement
68
The four ethical principles are
holism, autonomy, beneficence, justice
truth, justice, integrity,competency
autonomy, integrity, beneficence, justice
autonomy, beneficence,non-maleficence, justice
69
Are privacy and confidentially the same?
Truth
No
Maybe
Yes
70
The purpose of the code of ethics in Australia is to
Tell nurses what they should be doing all of the time
guide poor decision making and practice
Indicate to the community standards nurses should exploit
provide a reference point to reflect on their conduct
71
What is the benefit of relective practice
it's part of the job
it makes you feel better and look good
opportunity for practitioners to develop a professional voice
the boss said so
72
The nursing process is
Knowledge, skills, attitude
Beginner, novice, competence, expert
Assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation
Autonomy, beneficence, non- maleficence, justice
73
which of the following is considered a primary source?
university essay
expert opinion
randomised controlled trial
systematic review
74
Develops practice through reflection on experiences is a descriptor from which standard?
Evaluates outcomes to inform nursing practice
Maintains the capability for practice
Thinks critically and analyses nursing practices
Engages in therapeutic and professional relationships
75
which of the following is not one of Benner’s 5 stages?
proficient practitioner
expert
Incompetent practitioner
competent practitioner
76
Effective Health Care Teams have attributes such as
clear communication
clear purpose
clear roles
all of the above

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