PN 3001 Final Exam Questions and Answers
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What is treaty Indian Status?
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a designation for Indigenous people a category for Indigenous people
who live off-reserve and do not who are not recognized by the
belong to a First Nation federal government
a status or non status Indian and
a status for individuals who are
Metis who belongs to a First
registered with a provincial health
Nation that signed a treaty with
authority
the Crown.
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Is consent required in an emergency situation?
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experimental
NO and use a line to the end if
- descriptive surveys
writing does not fill up line
- data analysis
"patient complains". instead "patient NO, consent is not required in
stated or reports" emergency situations
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what is delegation?
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alerts nurses to the legitimacy of difference and begins a process of self-
exploration as powerful bearers of their own realities which can have an impact on
others
, redistribution of power and resources in a relationship
- outcome of nursing that enables safe service to be defined by those who receive
this service
- culture refers to ethnicity
Research undertaken for the purpose of determining the impact of some social
intervention, such as a program aimed at solving a social problem.
achieving performance of care outcomes for which you are accountable and
responsible by sharing activities with others who have the authority to
accomplish the work
- to do this you must be aware of the scope of practice
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Why is evidence based practice important?
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The process of systematically finding, appraising, and using research as the
basis for clinical practice.
Put all the studies together to makes a decision about the care of individual
patients
, allows nurses to ask questions
- describes the patient health status
- what care is needed
- condition on wounds
- pain
- baseline vitals
- objective, current data
P
- :ppr iaot ri ei tniet s determined to be at high risk for falling
I: how does implementation of an evidence based fall prevention
C: compare with current practice
O: in reducing the occurrence of falls?
integration of: best research evidence, clinical expertise and patient values and
needs to promote high quality, cost-effective patient care with good outcomes
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What is included in a change of shift report?
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alerts nurses to the legitimacy of difference and begins a process of self-
exploration as powerful bearers of their own realities which can have an impact on
others
members of different clinical specialties work along side each other but may not
collaborate closely on patient care ex. nurses, surgeons, physiotherapist
1 of 49
Term
What is treaty Indian Status?
Give this one a try later!
a designation for Indigenous people a category for Indigenous people
who live off-reserve and do not who are not recognized by the
belong to a First Nation federal government
a status or non status Indian and
a status for individuals who are
Metis who belongs to a First
registered with a provincial health
Nation that signed a treaty with
authority
the Crown.
Don't know?
, 2 of 49
Term
Is consent required in an emergency situation?
Give this one a try later!
experimental
NO and use a line to the end if
- descriptive surveys
writing does not fill up line
- data analysis
"patient complains". instead "patient NO, consent is not required in
stated or reports" emergency situations
Don't know?
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Term
what is delegation?
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alerts nurses to the legitimacy of difference and begins a process of self-
exploration as powerful bearers of their own realities which can have an impact on
others
, redistribution of power and resources in a relationship
- outcome of nursing that enables safe service to be defined by those who receive
this service
- culture refers to ethnicity
Research undertaken for the purpose of determining the impact of some social
intervention, such as a program aimed at solving a social problem.
achieving performance of care outcomes for which you are accountable and
responsible by sharing activities with others who have the authority to
accomplish the work
- to do this you must be aware of the scope of practice
Don't know?
4 of 49
Term
Why is evidence based practice important?
Give this one a try later!
The process of systematically finding, appraising, and using research as the
basis for clinical practice.
Put all the studies together to makes a decision about the care of individual
patients
, allows nurses to ask questions
- describes the patient health status
- what care is needed
- condition on wounds
- pain
- baseline vitals
- objective, current data
P
- :ppr iaot ri ei tniet s determined to be at high risk for falling
I: how does implementation of an evidence based fall prevention
C: compare with current practice
O: in reducing the occurrence of falls?
integration of: best research evidence, clinical expertise and patient values and
needs to promote high quality, cost-effective patient care with good outcomes
Don't know?
5 of 49
Term
What is included in a change of shift report?
Give this one a try later!
alerts nurses to the legitimacy of difference and begins a process of self-
exploration as powerful bearers of their own realities which can have an impact on
others
members of different clinical specialties work along side each other but may not
collaborate closely on patient care ex. nurses, surgeons, physiotherapist
