NRSG 101 final review UPDATED
ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
Answers
out patient psychiatric treatment - CORRECT ANSWER - groups/case management
community psych treatment - CORRECT ANSWER - depot clinics, crisis response, group homes
harm reduction centers - CORRECT ANSWER - ex: safe injection sites
transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) - CORRECT ANSWER - the use of strong magnets to
briefly interrupt normal brain activity as a way to study brain regions
primary purpose of RPNAS - CORRECT ANSWER - protect the public
RPNAS disciplinary committee - CORRECT ANSWER - public + nurses, can give suspensions,
can't revoke licenses
RPNAS council - CORRECT ANSWER - most powerful, group of RPNs
unconditional respect - CORRECT ANSWER - informed consent, advocacy, promote autonomy,
consider cultural beliefs
holistic health - CORRECT ANSWER - looking at patient as a whole rather than just a diagnoses
quality practice milieu - CORRECT ANSWER - creating a safe environment
therapeutic relationships - CORRECT ANSWER - promote a psychological climate that facilitates
positive change and growth. Boundaries, always ends in termination
, body of knowledge and application - CORRECT ANSWER - apply safe evidence-based practice,
understand pharmacology, etc
collaborative practice - CORRECT ANSWER - Working together toward mutually identified goals
while valuing different perspectives and accountabilities of individual team members
health promotion - CORRECT ANSWER - harm reduction and education
moral - CORRECT ANSWER - a person's personal standards of behavior or beliefs concerning
what is and is not acceptable for them to do.
ethics - CORRECT ANSWER - set of objectives for ideal outcome, what should happen
legal - CORRECT ANSWER - set standard for everyone
boundary violation - CORRECT ANSWER - an act of behavior that meets your needs, not the
person's
transference - CORRECT ANSWER - unconscious way the patient relates to you "you remind me
of..."
Counter-transference - CORRECT ANSWER - the way you might relate to your patient
Pillars of medical ethics - CORRECT ANSWER - autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, justice
autonomy - CORRECT ANSWER - independence, making decisions for yourself
Beneficence - CORRECT ANSWER - Doing good or causing good to be done; kindly action
Non-maleficence - CORRECT ANSWER - duty to do no harm
ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
Answers
out patient psychiatric treatment - CORRECT ANSWER - groups/case management
community psych treatment - CORRECT ANSWER - depot clinics, crisis response, group homes
harm reduction centers - CORRECT ANSWER - ex: safe injection sites
transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) - CORRECT ANSWER - the use of strong magnets to
briefly interrupt normal brain activity as a way to study brain regions
primary purpose of RPNAS - CORRECT ANSWER - protect the public
RPNAS disciplinary committee - CORRECT ANSWER - public + nurses, can give suspensions,
can't revoke licenses
RPNAS council - CORRECT ANSWER - most powerful, group of RPNs
unconditional respect - CORRECT ANSWER - informed consent, advocacy, promote autonomy,
consider cultural beliefs
holistic health - CORRECT ANSWER - looking at patient as a whole rather than just a diagnoses
quality practice milieu - CORRECT ANSWER - creating a safe environment
therapeutic relationships - CORRECT ANSWER - promote a psychological climate that facilitates
positive change and growth. Boundaries, always ends in termination
, body of knowledge and application - CORRECT ANSWER - apply safe evidence-based practice,
understand pharmacology, etc
collaborative practice - CORRECT ANSWER - Working together toward mutually identified goals
while valuing different perspectives and accountabilities of individual team members
health promotion - CORRECT ANSWER - harm reduction and education
moral - CORRECT ANSWER - a person's personal standards of behavior or beliefs concerning
what is and is not acceptable for them to do.
ethics - CORRECT ANSWER - set of objectives for ideal outcome, what should happen
legal - CORRECT ANSWER - set standard for everyone
boundary violation - CORRECT ANSWER - an act of behavior that meets your needs, not the
person's
transference - CORRECT ANSWER - unconscious way the patient relates to you "you remind me
of..."
Counter-transference - CORRECT ANSWER - the way you might relate to your patient
Pillars of medical ethics - CORRECT ANSWER - autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, justice
autonomy - CORRECT ANSWER - independence, making decisions for yourself
Beneficence - CORRECT ANSWER - Doing good or causing good to be done; kindly action
Non-maleficence - CORRECT ANSWER - duty to do no harm
