Which of the following is a standard from the RN Standards for Practice?

Develops a plan for nursing practice.

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

Demonstrating critical thinking at all times

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

Standard 2 - Partnering with consumers

According to the ICN Code of Ethics (page 5), what can student nurses do?

Reflect on what each standard means to you.

Which of the following is not a standard found in the RN Standards for Practice?

Collaborative and therapeutic practice

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?

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

Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation

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

Thinking critically and systematically

Of the following, which is not a Code of Conduct Principle?

Recognising and responding to acute deteroration

Along with protecting the public from harm, which of the following is another aim of the NSQHS Standards?

Improving the quality of health service provisions

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

cultural practice and respectful relationships

What is reflective practice?

The ability to take a critical stance and analyse a situation

Collaborative teams have attributes that include all of the following except

Limited mechanisms for conflict resolution

Which of the following best represents a good multidisciplinary team?

The patient as the central focus

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

protect public from harm, improve the quality of healthcare

Boundary crossings are

Brief excursions across boundaries that may be inadvertent

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

Thinks critically and analyses nursing practice

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

cultural practice and respectful relationships

Which of the following is a Standard from the RN Standards for Practice?

Comprehensively conducts assessments

Why is reflection important?

To improve or refine a situation for all stakeholders

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1
The nurse advocates for equity and social justice comes from which ICN Code of Ethics element?
Nurses and hospitals
Nurses and parliament
Nurses and the public
Nurses and people
2
What is the best NMBA framework to assist you making decisions about your scope of practice
Registered Nurse Standards for Practice
Decision making tools
Professional Boundaries
ICN Code of Ethics for nurses
3
Which of the following is a standard from the RN Standards for Practice?
Develops a plan for nursing practice.
Professional behaviour
End-of-life care
Teaching, supervising and assessing
4
How many standards are in RN Standards for Practice?
10
8
7
9
5
Which of the following is not an element of transformative nursing practice
Evidence based practice
Lifelong learning
Clinical skills
Professional practitioners
6
Which of the following is an attribute of evidence based practice?
Role-modelling
Routine and ritual performance of skills
Trial and error
Demonstrating critical thinking at all times
7
Patient centred care is an element from which NSQHS standard developed by the ACQSHC?
Standard 3 - Prevent and control healthcare-assoc. infection
Standard 4 - Medication safety
Standard 2 - Partnering with consumers
Standard 1 - Clinical governance
8
According to the ICN Code of Ethics (page 5), what can student nurses do?
Register your interest with AHPRA
Discuss on Facebook
Reflect on what each standard means to you.
Brainstorm how the code applies to you
9
Which of the following is not a standard found in the RN Standards for Practice?
Thinks critically and analyses nursing practice
Engages in therapeutic and professional relationships
Collaborative and therapeutic practice
Maintains the capability for practice
10
A patient complains about having a headache. What kind of data is this an example of?
Evidenced based
subjective
Objective
Holistic
11
How many elements make up the ICN Code of Ethics?
4
8
10
12
12
What is the primary role of the NSW authority that considers professional disciplinary matters
Punitive action against nurses and midwives
Upholding standards of the nursing profession
Protective of the general public
Registered authority for nurses and midwives
13
Which of the following sets of questions best sums up what you are trying to gain from the reflective cycle overall?
What flaws does a teacher have that should be addressed
Who is causing the problem? How can we change that person's view?
What has been learned from this experience, how can the situation improve?
What equipment should be purchased for the classroom
14
Which of the following is an outline of the nursing process?
Assessment Referral Planning Implementation Evaluation
Assessment Planning Implementation Documentation Evaluation
Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation
Assessment Planning Implementation Rehabilitation Evaluation
15
Act to eliminate bullying in the workplace is a descriptor from which principle of the NMBA Code of Conduct?
End-of-life care
Culturally safe and respectful practice
Effective communication
Bullying and harassment
16
Disinterested and neglectful behaviour is an example of
zone of unprofessional behaviour
over involvement
zone of helpfulness
under involvement
17
Which one of the following is a characteristic of a reflective practitioner?
Authoritative
Traditional thinking
Thinking critically and systematically
Sense of humour
18
"nurses will act in the best interest of those in their care" is a quote from which document?
Professional Boundaries
ICN Code of Ethics
Code of Conduct
RN Standards for Practice
19
What is another element of professionalism that crosses over with evidence based practice?
critical reflection
non-maleficence
helpfulness
scope of practice
20
Of the following, which is not a Code of Conduct Principle?
Professional Behaviour
Recognising and responding to acute deteroration
Health and Wellbeing
Cultural Practice and respectful relationships
21
Which of the following is one of the elements in the ICN Code of Ethics?
Nurses and the public
Nurses and people
Nurses and parliament
Nurses and hospitals
22
Which of the following is one of the elements in the ICN Code of Ethics?
Nurses and the public
Nurses and co-workers
Nurses and the multidisciplinary team
Nurses and hospitals
23
Which of the following is not a skill of a lifelong learner?
Self-awareness
Information literacy
conventional thinking
effective communicator
24
Non-maleficence is defined as
to do no harm
above all, do good
equal distribution of benefits and burdens
to choose for oneself
25
Along with protecting the public from harm, which of the following is another aim of the NSQHS Standards?
Improving the quality of health service provisions
There is no second primary aim
Partnering with consumers in their care
Ensuring that nurses adhere to the standards for providing care
26
Which of the following is one of the Code of Professional Conduct domains?
nurses value diversity of people
nurses practice nursing reflectively and ethically
cultural practice and respectful relationships
nurses think critically and anaylze practice
27
Over involvement is considered
Possessive
A boundary violation
To be in the zone of helpfulness
A therapeutic relationship
28
What is the best NMBA framework to assist you making decisions about your scope of practice
Decision making tool
Professional Boundaries
ICN Code of Ethics for nurses
Registered Nurse Standards for Practice
29
BOUNDARY VIOLATIONS IS
under involvement
zone of helpfulness
involvement
over involvement
30
Excessive personal disclosure by the nurse is considered to be
therapeutic
neglected and disinterested
breach of patient confidentiality
a boundary violation
31
What is reflective practice?
Looking at oneself in the mirror
Talking about your feelings
The ability to take a critical stance and analyse a situation
Describing what has gone well
32
Which NMBA Registered Nurse Standards for Practice relates closely to lifelong learning?
5
4
1
3
33
How many National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards are there?
12
8
7
5
34
Collaborative teams have attributes that include all of the following except
Shared Language
Effective Communication
Interdependence
Limited mechanisms for conflict resolution
35
Which of the following best represents a good multidisciplinary team?
Broadly-defined intention
Established goals
A strong leader and followers
The patient as the central focus
36
he World Health Organisation estimates that women in developing countries die from complications of unsafe abortions:
Every 8 minutes
Every 18 minutes
Every 8 Hours
Every 8 Days
37
Effective Health Care Teams have attributes such as
clear communication
clear roles
all of the above
clear purpose
38
What is the purpose of the NSQHS Standards developed by the ACQSHC?
Identify overall health needs of the Australian public
meet government determined financial benchmarks
determine where resources should be allocated
protect public from harm, improve the quality of healthcare
39
Boundary crossings are
In the zone of helpfulness
Nothing to worry about
Boundary violations
Brief excursions across boundaries that may be inadvertent
40
Which of the following is not a context of thoughtful nursing and midwifery practice?
critical thinking
making assumptions
reflection
self awareness
41
The following are benefits of reflection except
Making new connections
Stress
Developing Self-Awareness
Identifying strengths and weaknesses
42
Develops practice through reflection on experiences is a descriptor from which Standard?
Maintains the capability for practice
Thinks critically and analyses nursing practice
Provides safe, appropriate and responsive nursing practice
Engages in therapeutic and professional relationships
43
If a nurse should assist a person to end their life, their actions are considered to be
non-voluntary euthanasia
involuntary euthanasia
active euthanasia
passive euthanasia
44
Which of the following nurses can delegate tasks
assistant in nursing
enrolled nurses
all of the above
registered nurse
45
Perception of doctors' handmaiden is thought to have arisen from
my mother's ideas of nursing
military origins of nursing
public perception of nurses
consultant doctors' view of nurses
46
Which of the following is one of the Code of Professional Conduct domains?
nurses value diversity of people
nurses think critically and analyse practice
nurses practise nursing reflectively and ethically
cultural practice and respectful relationships
47
A nurse is seen flirting and grasping her patients thigh. This kind of behaviour is considered to be
Sexual Misconduct
Boundary crossing
Therapeutic Relationship
Disinterested Neglectful
48
What are the three ways consent could be obtained?
Informed, Implied and email
Written, spoken and email
Implied, written and verbal
Informed, implied and verbal
49
Which of the following is a Standard from the RN Standards for Practice?
Practise safely, effectively and collaboratively
Health and wellbeing
Nurses and people
Comprehensively conducts assessments
50
Why is reflection important?
To improve or refine a situation for all stakeholders
The unit Coordinator said it was
Gibb's liked it
To improve your appearance
51
Which of the following is one of the National Safety and Quality Health Care Service Standards?
clinical handover
communicating for safety
Between the flags
5 rights of medication administration
52
DISINTERESTED NEGLECTFUL is
Under involvement
Zone of trials
Over involvement
Zone of helpfulness
53
Sexual misconduct is considered to be
disinterested and neglectful
boundary crossing
boundary violation
therapeutic intervention
54
Which of the following is one of the Domains from the Code of Conduct?
Act with professional integrity
Maintains the capability for practice.
Evaluates outcomes to inform nursing practice.
Nurses and the workplace
55
When considering ethical principles justice is defined as
getting the jail time deserved for the crime
rules and consequences
equal distribution of benefits and burdens
expectations of what is good and socially worthy
56
In 2008-09 how many people in Australia had procedures on the wrong body part (NSQHS Stand.5)
11
10
8
9
57
Which of the following resources could nurses turn to for the decision-making process in relation to ethics?
Peers, Colleagues and Supervisors
ICN Code of Ethics
All of the above
Professional Organisations
58
Which of the following activities is both continuing professional development and engaging in lifelong learning?
Mindfulness
Postgraduate university courses
Relaxing
Mediation
59
Which of the following organs are not suitable for donation after cardiac death?
liver
lungs
heart
kidneys
60
What is the benefit of reflective practice?
It makes you feel better and look good
It's part of the job
Opportunity for practitioners to develop a professional voice
To write more efficiently
61
THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIP IS
Acquired boundaries
over involvement
under involvement
zone of helpfulness
62
You administer a pt morphine with the intention of relieving severe pain, but the pt dies shortly after. This is
The Doctrine of Double Effect
Medical Malpractice
Passive Euthanasia
Mercy Killing
63
When working in a multi-disciplinary team nurses must
assist in facilitation coordinated care for the patient
be physically present during all treatment episodes
obey all instructions from their team leader
delegate decision making authority to others
64
To understand the legal implications of abortion a nurse should...
review the NMBA Code for Professional Conduct for Nurses in Australia
review state/territory legal acts as they're different in each jurisdiction
review the ICN Code of Ethics
consult the healthcare institution’s policies, procedures and guide
65
Which of the following is not included in Organ and Tissue transplantation
skin
cranial nerves
intestine
heart and heart valves
66
Which of the following is not considered as euthanasia?
Mercy Killing
Passive Euthanasia
Homicide
Doctrine of Double Effect
67
Telling a friend the reason why another friend was admitted to your ward is a breach of
justice
privacy
confidentiality
anonymity
68
Complete the following statement. Effective communicators 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 meaning
69
Which of the following is not a resource used by nurses on which to based EBP
Critical review
Systematic review
Literature review
Integrative review
70
The term ‘Bioethics’ is defined as:
A field of ecologically acceptable research
The combined study of law and ethics
Ethical practice as it relates to the human body
The study of Ethics relating to healthcare

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