BNPR501 EXAM REVISION QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS|2024-2025
VERSIONS|100% ACCURATE.
Primary healthcare - Correct answer.Provided in the community e.g. commonly by a GP or nurse
Secondary healthcare - Correct answer.Provided by those that don't usually have first contact with the
HC e.g. cardiologist.
Commonly thought of as hospital level but may be in the community such as a psychiatrist.
Tertiary healthcare - Correct answer.Highly specialised care provided at a hospital e.g. cardiac surgery.
RN scope of practice:
Domain One - Correct answer.Professional Responsibilties
RN scope of practice:
Domain Two - Correct answer.Management of nursing care
RN scope of practice:
Domain Three - Correct answer.Interpersonal relationships
RN scope of practice:
Domain Four - Correct answer.Interpofessional healthcare and quality improvement
Domain One:
Professional Responsibility - Correct answer.Includes: competencies related to professional issues, legal
and ethical responsibilities & cultural safety.
, Define CULTURE - Correct answer.Refers to the beliefs & practices belonging to any particular group.
Define cultural safety in relation to nursing. - Correct answer.The nurse has undertaken a process of
reflection of their own culture & can recognise that their own culture can impact on their professional
practice
Name some cultural safety principles - Correct answer.knowing self
respecting difference
power issues
What are the three learning outcomes of cultural safety? - Correct answer.- Student nurses examine
their own realities & the attitudes they bring to each new person they encounter in their practice
- Evaluate the impact that historical, political & social processes have on the health of all people ; and
- Demonstrate flexibility in their relationships with people who are different from themselves
What is Tikanga and how does it relate to the Treaty of Waitangi? - Correct answer.Tikanga = custom,
protocol
In the Treaty it states that The Queen extends her royal protection to the Maori, even though British
Tikanga (i.e. rights & duties of British subjects) is different from that of the Maori (i.e. customs).
What are Wairua, Hinengaro, Tinana and Whānau? Why are they important to Māori? - Correct
answer.Wairua = spiritual element of life
Hinengaro = psychological element of health
Tinana = physical body
Whānau = family
They are important to Maori because it represents a view of Maori health & wellbeing. They each
represent the 4 cornerstones/dimensions of Maori health; should one be damaged/missing then a
person or collective may become 'unbalanced' & subsequently unwell.
AND ANSWERS|2024-2025
VERSIONS|100% ACCURATE.
Primary healthcare - Correct answer.Provided in the community e.g. commonly by a GP or nurse
Secondary healthcare - Correct answer.Provided by those that don't usually have first contact with the
HC e.g. cardiologist.
Commonly thought of as hospital level but may be in the community such as a psychiatrist.
Tertiary healthcare - Correct answer.Highly specialised care provided at a hospital e.g. cardiac surgery.
RN scope of practice:
Domain One - Correct answer.Professional Responsibilties
RN scope of practice:
Domain Two - Correct answer.Management of nursing care
RN scope of practice:
Domain Three - Correct answer.Interpersonal relationships
RN scope of practice:
Domain Four - Correct answer.Interpofessional healthcare and quality improvement
Domain One:
Professional Responsibility - Correct answer.Includes: competencies related to professional issues, legal
and ethical responsibilities & cultural safety.
, Define CULTURE - Correct answer.Refers to the beliefs & practices belonging to any particular group.
Define cultural safety in relation to nursing. - Correct answer.The nurse has undertaken a process of
reflection of their own culture & can recognise that their own culture can impact on their professional
practice
Name some cultural safety principles - Correct answer.knowing self
respecting difference
power issues
What are the three learning outcomes of cultural safety? - Correct answer.- Student nurses examine
their own realities & the attitudes they bring to each new person they encounter in their practice
- Evaluate the impact that historical, political & social processes have on the health of all people ; and
- Demonstrate flexibility in their relationships with people who are different from themselves
What is Tikanga and how does it relate to the Treaty of Waitangi? - Correct answer.Tikanga = custom,
protocol
In the Treaty it states that The Queen extends her royal protection to the Maori, even though British
Tikanga (i.e. rights & duties of British subjects) is different from that of the Maori (i.e. customs).
What are Wairua, Hinengaro, Tinana and Whānau? Why are they important to Māori? - Correct
answer.Wairua = spiritual element of life
Hinengaro = psychological element of health
Tinana = physical body
Whānau = family
They are important to Maori because it represents a view of Maori health & wellbeing. They each
represent the 4 cornerstones/dimensions of Maori health; should one be damaged/missing then a
person or collective may become 'unbalanced' & subsequently unwell.
