The purpose of the ICN Code of Ethics for nurses is to?

Provide a reference point to reflect on their conduct

What can Nurses do to change the public image of nurses?

Have a positive & professional self image

Complete the following statement. Effective communication adapt their communication style

based upon a persons ability to comprehend the interaction

Evidence based practice is crucial to nursing practice. This is because:

it provides researched empirical data to provide safe patient care

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

Standards 2: Parenting with consumers

Which of the following is an attribute of evidence based practice?

Demonstrating critical thinking at all times

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

Have a positive & professional self image

The two prominent features of transformative Nursing practice are:

self-reflection and critical thinking

When working in a multi disciplinary team nurses must

assist in facilitating coordinated care for the patient

Develops practice through reflection on experiences is a descriptor from which standards?

Thinks critically & analyses nursing practice

Which of the following is one of the Code of Professional conduct domains?

Cultural practice & respectful relationships

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

Collaborative & therapeutic practice

Why reflection is important?

to improve or refine a situation for all stakeholders

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Professional Boundaries: Boundary crossings

Which of the following is an outline of nursing process?

Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation

What is reflective practice ?

The ability to take a critical stance & analyse a situation

Ethical principle: Non-maleficence

What is the purpose of the NSQHS standards developed by the ACQSHC?

Protect public from harm, improve the quality to health care

4.1 conducts assessments that are holistic as well as culturally appropriate

Standard 4: Comprehensively conducts assessments(4.1)

ICN Code of Ethics for Nurses: Element 2

When considering ethical principles justice is defined as

Equal distribution of benefits & burdens

Which of the following is an outline of the nursing practice

Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation

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1
Which of the following is not a core principle of bioethics?
Justice
Accountability
Non-maleficence
Beneficence
2
If a nurse should assist a person to end their life, their actions are considered to be
involuntary euthanasia
active euthanasia
positive euthanasia
non-voluntary euthanasia
3
Which of the following is an ACSQHC Safety and Quality Health Service (NSQHS)standards?
Cultural practice and respectful relationships
Comprehensive care
Health promotion
Maintains Capability for practice
4
The purpose of the ICN Code of Ethics for nurses is to?
tell nurses what they should be doing all of the time
indicate to the community standards nurses should exploit
Provide a reference point to reflect on their conduct
guide poor decision - making & practice
5
What can Nurses do to change the public image of nurses?
Have a positive & professional self image
Have pride in your profession
Maintain a professional image
Get the nursing story in the media
6
How many standards are in RN standards for practice?
8
10
9
7
7
Complete the following statement. Effective communication adapt their communication style
based upon a person's ability to maximise confusion
based upon a person's ability to understand sarcasm
based upon a persons ability to comprehend the interaction
based upon a person's ability to misconstrue
8
telling a friends the reason why another friend was admitted to your ward is a breach of
confidentiality
justice
privacy
anonymity
9
Evidence based practice is crucial to nursing practice. This is because:
Provides assessment data
it provides researched empirical data to provide safe patient care
Guide a nurse's professional practice
provides previous experiences for critical analysis
10
Patient centred care is an element from which NSQHS standard development by the ACQSHC?
Standard 1: clinical governance
Standard 4: medication safety
Standards 2: Parenting with consumers
Standards 3: Prevent & control healthcare assoc. infection
11
What is the best NMBA framework assist you making decisions about you scope of practice
Professional boundaries
ICN code of ethics for nursing
Registered nurse standards for practice
decision making tool
12
In 2008-09 how many people in Australia had procedures on the wrong body part (NSQHS stand.5)
11
10
8
9
13
Which of the following is an attribute of evidence based practice?
Routine & ritual performance of skills
Trial & error
Role Modelling
Demonstrating critical thinking at all times
14
What can students do to change the public image of nurses?
Have a positive & professional self image
model unprofessional behaviour
Ensure your assessments are of a credit standards or above
critically argue the value of nurses
15
The two prominent features of transformative Nursing practice are:
working within professional standards and ethical frameworks
moral guidance and performing within your scope of practice
understanding your limitations and mastery of clinical skills
self-reflection and critical thinking
16
When working in a multi disciplinary team nurses must
assist in facilitating coordinated care for the patient
delegate decision making authority to others
obey all instructions from the team leader
be physically present during all treatment episodes
17
Develops practice through reflection on experiences is a descriptor from which standards?
Engages in the therapeutic & professional relationships
Thinks critically & analyses nursing practice
Maintains the capability for practice
Provides safe appropriate & responsive nursing practice
18
Which of the following is not a benefit of reflection
Developing self awareness
Making new connections
Burnout
Identifying strengths & weakness
19
Which of the following is one of the Code of Professional conduct domains?
nurses practise nursing reflectively & ethically
nurses thin critically & analyse practice
Cultural practice & respectful relationships
nurses value diversity of people
20
Which of the following nurses can delegate tasks
assistant in nursing
registered nurse
enrolled nurse
all of the above
21
Which of the following is not a standard found in the RN standards for practice?
Collaborative & therapeutic practice
Thinks critically & analyses nursing practice
maintains the capability for practice
Engages in therapeutic & professional relationships
22
Why reflection is important?
the unit coordinator said it was
to improve or refine a situation for all stakeholders
Gibb's like it
To improve you appearance
23
What are three ways consent could be obtained?
implied, written & verbal
informed, implied & verbal
Written,spoken & email
informed, implied, & email
24
What is another element of professionalism that crosses over with evidence based practice?
critical reflection
non-maleficence
helpfulness
Scope of practice
25
Which of the following is not an essential element to consider when planning goals
articulate
Person centered
achievable
includes a time frame
26
How many National safety & Quality Health Service Standards are there?
6
10
8
12
27
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The nursing process: Evaluation
Professional Boundaries: Zone of helpfulness
Professional Boundaries: Over involvement
Professional Boundaries: Boundary crossings
28
Above all, do good
Ethical principle: Beneficence
NSQHS Standard 1
The nursing process: Evaluation
Ethical principle: Non-maleficence
29
Which of the following is an outline of nursing process?
Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation
Assessment Planning Implementation Documentation Evaluation
Assessment Planning Implementation Rehabilitation Evaluation
Assessment Referral Planing Implementation Evaluation
30
The role of the transformative leader in the health care settings is to
disempower staff
promote teamwork to staff
delegate tasks to staff
encourage staff to practice beyond their scope of practice
31
A nurse is seen flirting & grasping her patient thigh. This kind of behaviour is considered to be
Therapeutic relationship
Sexual misconduct
Boundary crossing
Disinterested neglectful
32
How many minimum hour required for CPD?
30
20
40
15
33
The 3rd element of the ICN Code of Ethics refers to:
Nurses and Practice
Nurses and co-workers
Nurses and the profession
Nurses and people
34
What is reflective practice ?
Looking at one self in the mirror
Talking about your feelings
Describing what has gone well
The ability to take a critical stance & analyse a situation
35
Which of the following is not a skill of a lifelong learner?
self awareness
effective communicator
conventional thinking
information literacy
36
Beneficence is defined as
equal distribution of benefits & burdens
to choose for oneself
equal distribution of benefits & burdens
Above all, do good
37
To do no harm
The nursing process: Assessment
The nursing process: Evaluation
Ethical principle: Non-maleficence
NSQHS Standard 4
38
How meny Elements make up the ICN code of Ethics?
10
4
8
12
39
Which of the following is not an element in the for Nurses? ICN Code of Ethics
Nurses and the Public
Code of Conduct
Nurses and practice
Social Medial Police
40
Nurses need to be aware of the danger of stereotype of nurses &role model behaviours because
nurses are all female
they de-value our profession
nursed wear a uniform
true, we are angel's mercy
41
What is the purpose of the NSQHS standards developed by the ACQSHC?
Determine where resources should be allocated
Protect public from harm, improve the quality to health care
meet government determined financial benchmark
identify overall health needs of the Australian public
42
Which of the following NMBA Frame-works is considered the companion to the ICN Code of Ethics?
Code of Conduct
Social mEDIA pOLICY
Registered Nurses Standards for Practice
Professional Boundaries
43
The nursing process is guided by which acronym:
SWOT
ADPIE
MDT
ISBAR
44
The ICN code of Ethics for Nurses has how many elements?
4
8
6
5
45
4.1 conducts assessments that are holistic as well as culturally appropriate
Standard 7: Evaluates outcomes to inform nursing practice (7.1)
Standard 3: Maintains the capability for practice (3.3)
Standard 3: Maintains the capability for practice (3.2)
Standard 4: Comprehensively conducts assessments(4.1)
46
Nurses and practice
ICN Code of Ethics for Nurses: Element 4
ICN Code of Ethics for Nurses: Element 2
CN Code of Ethics for Nurses: Fundamental responsibility 1
ICN Code of Ethics for Nurses: Element 3
47
Blood managemen
NSQHS Standard 7
The nursing process
NSQHS Standard 2
NSQHS Standard 5
48
When considering ethical principles justice is defined as
expectations of what is good & socially worthy
Equal distribution of benefits & burdens
getting the jail time deserved for the crime
rules & consequences
49
Which of the following is an outline of the nursing practice
Assessment Referral planning Implementation Evaluation
Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation
Assessment Planing Implementation Rehabilitation
Assessment Planing Implementation Documentation Evaluation
50
Which of the following is one of the National Safety & Quality Health Care Service Standards?
communication for safety
clinical handover
Between the Flags
5 rights of medication administration
51
Sexual misconduct is considered to be
disinterested & neglectful
boundary crossing
therapeutic intervention
boundary violation
52
Excessive personal dis closure by the nurse is considered to be
neglected & disinterested
therapeutic
breach of patient confidentiality
a boundary violation
53
Which of the following is not a resource uses by nurses on which to based EBP
Literature review
critical review
Integrative review
Systematic review
54
Disinterested & neglectful behaviour is an example of
under involvement
over involvement
zone of unprofessional behaviour
zone of helpfulness
55
Which of the following is not considered as euthanasia?
Doctrine of Double Effect
Mercy Killing
Positive Euthanasia
Homicide
56
Which of the following is not a context of thoughtful nursing & midwifery Practice?
making assumptions
reflection
critical thinking
self awareness
57
What is the primary role of the NSW authority that considers professional disciplinary matters
Protective of the general public
Registered authority for nurses & midwives
upholding standards of the nursing professional
Punitive action against nurses & midwives
58
Perception of doctors handmaiden is thought to have arisen from
military origins of nursing
consultant doctors view of nurses
public perception of nurses
my mother's ideas of nursing
59
Which of the following organs are not suitable for donation after cardiac death?
Lungs
Liver
Heart
Kidney
60
In which two states has euthanasia been legalised?
Westren
Western Australia and Queensland
Victoria and Western Australia
Victoria and Tasmania
61
The national body overseeing registration of health professional in Australia is the
Health Professional Registration Authority (HPRA)
NSW Department of Health
Australia Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)
Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA)
62
3.6 actively engages with the profession
Standard 3: Maintains the capability for practice (3.2)
Standard 2: Engages in therapeutic and professional relationships (2.8)
Standard 7: Evaluates outcomes to inform nursing practice (7.1)
Standard 3: Maintains the capability for practice (3.6)
63
Which of the following is not an element of translative nursing practice?
Lifelong learning
professional practitioners
clinical skills
evidence based practice
64
Principle 3: Cultural practice and respectful relationship
Domain: Promote health and wellbeing - Principle 7
Domain: Practise safely, effectively and collaboratively - Principle 2
Domain: Practise safely, effectively and collaboratively - Principle 3
Domain: Act with professional integrity - Principle 5
65
which of the following is not a step in the Gibbs model
Action Plan
Description
Planning
Evaluation
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2.5 advocates on behalf of people in a manner that respects the person's autonomy and legal capacity
Standard6 Provides safe, appropriate,responsive quality nursing practice6.5
Standard 2 Engages in therapeutic & professional relationships(2.2)
Standard 2 Engages in therapeutic & professional relationships (2.9)
Standard 2 Engages in therapeutic & professional relationships(2.5)
67
of the following, which is not a code of conduct principle?
Recognising & responding to acute deterioration
Health & well-being
Cultural practice & respectful relationships
Professional behaviour
68
Which of the following is not included in organ & tissue transplantation?
intestine
heart & heart valves
skin
carnival nerves
69
In the diagnosis stages of the nursing process, the main focus is to:
Collect information/ gather info
Assessing the patients status & effectiveness of nursing interventions
Interpret information & recognising the main problems & strengths
Performing nursing interventions
70
which of the following is not a context of thoughtful nursing & midwifery practice?
reflection
self awareness
Making assumptions
critical thinking

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