BSNC 1020 PREPARATION TEST 2026
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
● what are the 4 Professional Standards? Answer: 1. Professional
Responsibility and Accountability
2. Knowledge-Based Practice
3. Client-Focused Provision of Service
4. Ethical Practice
● what are the 14 practice standards? Answer: 1. Boundaries in the
Nurse-client Relationship
2. communicable diseases: Preventing nurse-to-client transmission
3. conflict of interest
4. consent
5. Delegation to unregulated care providers
6. documentation
7. duty to provide care
8. duty to report
9. employed student registrants
10. indigenous cultural safety, cultural humility, and anti racism
11. Medication
, 12. privacy and confidentiality
13. regulatory supervision of students
14. use of title
● What is professionalism? Answer: - a value driven concept signifying
a legal and ethical contract between health professional and the public
they serve
- key attributes are : Self-awareness, knowledge, spirt of inquiry,
accountability, autonomy, advocacy, innovation and visionary,
mentorship and collaboration, ethics and values, professional identity
- the nurse is responsible for upholding their own professional practice
by acquiring competencies fundamental to the provision of
intrapersonal, interpersonal, and public professionalism
● intrapersonal professionalism Answer: refers to the self and being able
to meet professional obligations
● interpersonal professionalism Answer: Health care professionals from
different professions work together to provide person-centred care
● Public Professionalism Answer: Achieved by following an ethical
code, adhering to health care policies, and practicing cultural safety and
social justice
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
● what are the 4 Professional Standards? Answer: 1. Professional
Responsibility and Accountability
2. Knowledge-Based Practice
3. Client-Focused Provision of Service
4. Ethical Practice
● what are the 14 practice standards? Answer: 1. Boundaries in the
Nurse-client Relationship
2. communicable diseases: Preventing nurse-to-client transmission
3. conflict of interest
4. consent
5. Delegation to unregulated care providers
6. documentation
7. duty to provide care
8. duty to report
9. employed student registrants
10. indigenous cultural safety, cultural humility, and anti racism
11. Medication
, 12. privacy and confidentiality
13. regulatory supervision of students
14. use of title
● What is professionalism? Answer: - a value driven concept signifying
a legal and ethical contract between health professional and the public
they serve
- key attributes are : Self-awareness, knowledge, spirt of inquiry,
accountability, autonomy, advocacy, innovation and visionary,
mentorship and collaboration, ethics and values, professional identity
- the nurse is responsible for upholding their own professional practice
by acquiring competencies fundamental to the provision of
intrapersonal, interpersonal, and public professionalism
● intrapersonal professionalism Answer: refers to the self and being able
to meet professional obligations
● interpersonal professionalism Answer: Health care professionals from
different professions work together to provide person-centred care
● Public Professionalism Answer: Achieved by following an ethical
code, adhering to health care policies, and practicing cultural safety and
social justice
