Interpersonal Relationships Includes Competencies......

That relate to interpersonal and therapeutic communication

What is the Purpose of the Social Media Guideline?

To Guide Nurses in the Use of Social Media & Its Pitfalls

Qualitative Research Usually Consists of........

Small Sample Size, Subjective Information, Themes Forming

Which is NOT a principle from the Code of Conduct?

Principle 6: Keep Composure in Stressful Situations

Inter professional Health Care & Quality Improvement Includes Competencies....

That demonstrate that the Nurse evaluates the effectiveness

Health Practitioners Competency Assurance Act

Which is NOT a Reason Why Relfective Practice is Important in Nursing?

To Make You Feel Guilty When You've Done Something Wrong

What does the HIPC Regulate?

How health agencies collect, hold, use and disclose info.

What do boundaries do in Nursing Care?

Protect the patient from Over & Under involvement in Care

Which of the following does NOT contribute to an individuals culture?

These are all factors of an individual's culture

Cultural Safety Principle 1......

Cultural Safety Aims to Improve the Health Status of NZers

Management of Nursing Care Includes Competencies......

Related to assessment and managing health consumer care

Which Are Included in the 10 Rights in the Code of Rights?

Support, Complaints, Proper Standards, Respect

What is the Treaty of Waitangi? & When Was it Signed?

NZ Founding Document. 6th Feb 1840.

Quantitative Research Usually Consists of........

A Hypothesis, Objective Information, Can Be Generalised

What are the Key Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi?

Partnership, Protection, Participation

Virus Protection, Passwords & Rights of Access are forms of.....

Security Measures for Patient Records

Professional Responsibility Includes Competencies......

of Professional, legal and ethical responsibilities and CS

The Code of Ethics' Purpose is to..........

Guide nurses' practice & inform society of the NP's ethics

Competence is the combination of _____, _____, ____ & _____ that underpin effective performance

Skills, Attitudes, Values & Abilities

What is Unsafe Cultural Practice?

Anything that Demeans, Diminishes or Dis-empowers a Client

Which are Main Values of The Code of Ethics?

Justice, Beneficence, Confidentiality, Veracity

Which Event Should Always Be Documented?

All of these should be documented

What is a factor to be considered in the act of Delegation?

The Complexity of the Activity to be carried out, The level of skill, knowledge and experience of the delegate

Cultural Safety Principle 3......

Cultural Safety is Broad in Its Application

Nursing Informatics: The Integration of ________ with ________ & __________.

Nursing Science, Information Management & Analytical Science

What is Secondary Healthcare?

Not usually the first contact with HC, i.e. Psychiatrist

What relationships does the Code of Ethics Cover?

Nurse - Client, Nurse - Colleague, Nurse - Organisation

What are 5 Rules for Documentation?

Fact, Accurate, Completeness, Current, Organised

Continuing Professional Development

Who determines whether care is Culturally Safe?

The Individual/Family Receiving Care

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1
Interpersonal Relationships Includes Competencies......
That demonstrate that the Nurse evaluates the effectiveness
of Professional, legal and ethical responsibilities and CS
Related to assessment and managing health consumer care
That relate to interpersonal and therapeutic communication
2
What is the Purpose of the Social Media Guideline?
The Encourage Nurses not To Use Social Media
To Instruct Nurses How To Navigate Facebook
To Guide Nurses in the Use of Social Media & Its Pitfalls
To Rank the Best Social Networking Sites
3
Qualitative Research Usually Consists of........
Small Sample Size, Objective Information, Themes Forming
Small Sample Size, Subjective Information, Themes Forming
Themes Forming, Objective Information, Can Be Generalised
A Hypothesis, Objective Information, Can Be Generalised
4
Which is NOT a principle from the Code of Conduct?
Principle 1: Respect Dignity & Individuality
Principle 7: Act with Integrity to justify HC Trust
Principle 6: Keep Composure in Stressful Situations
Principle 4: Maintain HC Trust through Safe & Competent Care
5
Which is NOT a main value of the Code of Ethics?
Autonomy
Non-maleficence
Non-Beneficence
Confidentiality
6
What Act Does the NCNZ Work Under?
YMCA
HIPC
HSEA
HPCAA
7
Inter professional Health Care & Quality Improvement Includes Competencies....
of Professional, legal and ethical responsibilities and CS
That demonstrate that the Nurse evaluates the effectiveness
That relate to interpersonal and therapeutic communication
Related to assessment and managing health consumer care
8
Which is one of the Rights... of Delegation
Right Time
Right Light
Right Idea
Right Circumstances
9
What is the HPCAA?
Honest People Can Argue Anything
Health Practitioners Completely Agree Act
Health Practitioners Competency Assurance Act
Healthy Persons Complete Anything Act
10
Which is NOT a Reason Why Relfective Practice is Important in Nursing?
Further Healthcare Effectiveness & Monitor Success
To Fulfill Requirements of NCNZ
To Make You Feel Guilty When You've Done Something Wrong
To Promote & Challenge Current Practice
11
What does the HIPC Regulate?
How health agencies collect, hold, use and disclose info.
How health agencies treat consumers
How to use politically correct wording
The funding of organisations
12
What do boundaries do in Nursing Care?
Make the Patient Feel More Vulnerable
Enhance the Power of the Professional
Stop individuals from entering unauthorised areas
Protect the patient from Over & Under involvement in Care
13
Who is Most Likely To Provide Primary Healthcare
Cardiologist
Psychiatrist
Primary School Teacher
GP
14
What type of research can be Generalised?
Quantitative
Qualitative
15
Which of the following does NOT contribute to an individuals culture?
Sexual Orientation
These are all factors of an individual's culture
Wealth
Age
16
Cultural Safety Principle 1......
CS Has a Close Focus On: Balancing Power etc.
Cultural Safety is Broad in Its Application
CS Aims to Enhance Delivery Through A CS Nursing Workforce
Cultural Safety Aims to Improve the Health Status of NZers
17
Management of Nursing Care Includes Competencies......
That relate to interpersonal and therapeutic communication
That demonstrate that the Nurse evaluates the effectiveness
of Professional, legal and ethical responsibilities and CS
Related to assessment and managing health consumer care
18
Which Are Included in the 10 Rights in the Code of Rights?
Respect, Friendliness, Making the Decisions for You
Support, Complaints, Proper Standards, Respect
Effective Communication, Limited Information, A Good Laugh
Support, Compliments, Good Standards, Delegation
19
Which is NOT a Rule of the HIPC?
Value of health information
Storage and Scrutiny of health information
Manner of collection of health information
Source of health information
20
What is the Treaty of Waitangi? & When Was it Signed?
NZ Founding Document. 12th Dec 1940.
NZ Founding Document. 6th Feb 1840.
A Declaration of Independence. Signed 12th Feb 1840.
A Declaration of Independence. Signed 12th Dec 1840.
21
How many District Health Boards are in NZ?
38
20
50
2 (North & South)
22
Quantitative Research Usually Consists of........
Small Sample Size, Subjective Information, Themes Forming
Small Sample Size, Objective Information, Themes Forming
Themes Forming, Objective Information, Can Be Generalised
A Hypothesis, Objective Information, Can Be Generalised
23
Research that Focuses on People's Experiences & Perceptions is called...
Phenomenology
Experimental Research
Historical Research
Comparative Research
24
What are the Key Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi?
Partnership, Progression, Participation
Presuming, Protection, Participation
Partnership, Protection, Participation
Partnership, Protection, Partaking
25
Virus Protection, Passwords & Rights of Access are forms of.....
Security Measures for Patient Records
Diseases
Kids games
Data Corruption
26
In a Research Paper, Where Would You Find The Abstract?
Between Implications & Limitations
Between the Method and Results
At the Beginning
The Very End, After References
27
To Find The Source of Other Peoples Work That The Author Had Used, You Would Look in.....
The Reference List
The Appendix
The Abstract
Implications/Recomendations
28
Who is Responsible for Setting Standards and Ensuring Competencies of Nurses in NZ?
The Prime Minister
HPCAA
MOH
NCNZ
29
Professional Responsibility Includes Competencies......
That relate to interpersonal and therapeutic communication
Related to assessment and managing health consumer care
of Professional, legal and ethical responsibilities and CS
That demonstrate that the Nurse evaluates the effectiveness
30
The Code of Ethics' Purpose is to..........
Tell Nurses what they should believe in
Make Nurses feel Guilty about their actions
Guide nurses' practice & inform society of the NP's ethics
Encourage nurses to think about using up resources
31
Competence is the combination of _____, _____, ____ & _____ that underpin effective performance
Training, Knowledge, Empathy & Stamina
Skills, Attitudes, Values & Abilities
Caring, Compassion, Creativity & Capability
Skills, Apptitude, Beleifs & Abilities
32
Which is NOT a Qualitative type of Research?
Phenomenology
Historical
Grounded Theory
Cor-relational
33
What is Unsafe Cultural Practice?
Anything that Damages, Destroys or Di-laminates property
Anything that Decrees, Denounces or Discourages a person
Anything that Demeans, Diminishes or Dis-empowers a Client
34
What is a "Set of standards that guide behavior and conduct that nurses are expected to uphold"
Code of Ethics NZ
NCNZ Code of Conduct
H&D Act
HIPC
35
Which are Main Values of The Code of Ethics?
Justice, Kindness, Confidentiality, Being a fun person
Respect colleagues, Work in partnership, Be good
Justice, Beneficence, Confidentiality, Veracity
Public trust, respect colleagues, act with integrity
36
Which Event Should Always Be Documented?
Non-compliance of Client
Patient Education
Alteration in medication
All of these should be documented
37
Respecting Cultural Needs, Working in Partnership, Acting With Integrity are principles from..
Your Parents
Code of Conduct
Code of Ethics
The Treaty of Waitangi
38
What is a factor to be considered in the act of Delegation?
The Complexity of the Activity to be carried out
What the time of day is
The ethnicity of the client
The level of skill, knowledge and experience of the delegate
39
Who Works in a Regulatory Role & Also Funds Health Care
NCNZ
MOE
MOH
Nurses
40
Cultural Safety Principle 3......
CS Aims to Enhance Delivery Through A CS Nursing Workforce
CS Has a Close Focus On: Balancing Power etc.
Cultural Safety is Broad in Its Application
Cultural Safety Aims to Improve the Health Status of NZers
41
Nursing Informatics: The Integration of ________ with ________ & __________.
Computers, Robots & Skynet
Fun, Information Management & Computers
Learning, Books & Computers
Nursing Science, Information Management & Analytical Science
42
Who is the responsible authority that governs Nursing Practice in NZ?
MOH
NCNZ
NZNC
HDC
43
Why are Nursing Informatics Important?
Improve Patient Outcomes
All of these reasons
Improve Efficiency of Communication
Supports nurses, consumers and team
44
Which of these sections are SOMETIMES NOT found in a Research Paper?
Method
Limitations
Title
Abstract
45
What is Secondary Healthcare?
Highly Specialised: Cardiac Surgeon
A GP
Not usually the first contact with HC, i.e. Psychiatrist
Healthcare given in High School
46
What relationships does the Code of Ethics Cover?
Nurse - Client, Nurse - Colleague, Nurse - Organisation
Nurse - Family, Nurse - Boss, Nurse - Pharmacist
Nurse - Mum, Nurse - Dad, Nurse - Sister, Nurse - Brother
47
Evaluation of other cultures according to standards and customs of one's own culture is......
A way to get your point of view across
Ethnocentrism
Not Bias
A good idea, because you know better
48
What are 5 Rules for Documentation?
Finished, Assessed, Clear, Creative, Original
Fact, Accurate, Completeness, Current, Organised
Mostly Correct, Did what you could on the day, Kinda current
Written well, Wordy/Scientific, Different Colours Used
49
CPD stands for.....
Certified Practicing Doctor
Creating Plastic Dummies
Continuing Professional Development
Client-Patient Data
50
Who determines whether care is Culturally Safe?
The Nurse
The Charge Nurse
The MOH
The Individual/Family Receiving Care
51
DHB's will Focus their Planning Based Upon.......
What is really most important
A Positive Outcome for Everyone
Government Directives/Targets
What The Health consumers Ask for
52
It is the Focus of the Ministry Of Health to.....
Dis-empower, Demean & Diminish Individuals
Improve, promote & protect the health of all New Zealanders
Focus on the most unwell and provide treatment
Regulate the competency and standards of nurses
53
A Nurse Can Breach Patient Confidentiality By.......
Assuming clients don't mind the information being shared
Not posting information about their clients on the internet
Assuming Facebook posts are private
Not engaging in break-time talk about patients
54
Who is the main Target of PHO's (Primary Health Organisations)?
High Needs Populations
Primary Schools
Drug Companies
Low Needs Populations
55
Nurses should provide care which......
They think is appropriate according to their own beliefs
Is consistent with their training, knowledge, best practice
They were told to do by a doctor
Is just enough for the patient to not be in pain
56
When can the Nurse give information to others?
HC: Agrees, is under Mental Health Act, Serious Threat
If the nurse knows the HC (i.e. they are friends)
The nurse thinks it would be a good idea
Someone asks for the information
57
Which is NOT a Quantitative type of research?
Comparative
Experimental
Exciting
Descriptive
58
What is Te Tiriti O Waitangi?
Nursing Council of New Zealand
One of the Health Frameworks for Maori
Ministry of Health
The Treaty of Waitangi
59
What are the Roles of a NZ Registered Nurse?
To tell patients what they should do
To discourage consumers from seeking healthcare
To direct and delegate all work to doctors
Assess Health Needs/Plans, Advise, Provide Interventions
60
What is a Right That Consumers Have About Their Information?
Correction
Expansion
Access
Deletion
61
Which is NOT a Domain of Nursing?
Management of Nursing Care
Professional Responsibilities
Care of Patients Needs
Inter Professional Health Care & Quality Improvement
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Who is NOT Allowed To Read Client Documentation?
Clients' Next of Kin
Other Health Professionals involved in Clients Care
ACC
Patients

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