CLPNA REVIEW UPDATED ACTUAL
Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
healthcare providers who perform clearly identified services under the direction and supervision
of a client, family member, or employer - CORRECT ANSWER - unregulated care
providers (UCPs)
what professions are UCPs? - CORRECT ANSWER - -residential care worker
-nursing attendant
-personal support worker
who are nursing regulatory bodies responsible for? - CORRECT ANSWER - ensuring the
safety of the public
civil wrong committed again a person or property - CORRECT ANSWER - tort
most lawsuits that nurses are involved in? - CORRECT ANSWER - negligence or
malpractice
what are some examples of intentional tort? (4) - CORRECT ANSWER - -assualt
-battery
-invasion of privacy
-false imprisonment
failure to take the care that a reasonable nurse in similar circumstances would of taken -
CORRECT ANSWER - negligence
what are some examples of criminal activities that nurses can be charged with? (6) - CORRECT
ANSWER - -theft of narcotics
-theft of client or agency property
,-assisted suicide
-criminal negligence
-battery
-sexual assault
moral principles or values in which a decision between right or wrong is made - CORRECT
ANSWER - ethics
what are the 4 phases of the nurse-client relationship? - CORRECT ANSWER - 1. pre-
interaction
2. orientation phase
3. working phase
4. termination phase
involves meeting of the nurse and client - CORRECT ANSWER - orientation phase
anticipation of clients needs, issues, or concerns - CORRECT ANSWER - pre-interaction
phase
facilitating the accomplishment of the clients goals - CORRECT ANSWER - working
phase
evaluation to determine achievement of goals - CORRECT ANSWER - termination phase
conflict that occurs within the individual - CORRECT ANSWER - INTRApersonal
conflict that occurs between 2 or more individuals - CORRECT ANSWER -
INTERpersonal conflict
, conflict that occurs within a group - CORRECT ANSWER - Intergroup conflict
what is the eligibility criteria for MAID in Canada? (5) - CORRECT ANSWER - -must be
eligible for health services
-18 years old and mentally competent
-grevious and irremediable medical condition
-voluntary request for medical assistance in dying
-informed consent has been given
what is the practical nurses main responsibilities during MAID? - CORRECT ANSWER -
-initiate IV for medication
-education of clients regarding MAID
-provide bereavement care to family
expected of predicted physiological response from the medication and is the desired outcome -
CORRECT ANSWER - therapeutic effect
Idiosyncratic reactions. - CORRECT ANSWER - unpredictable responses and occur when
an individual overreacts ti a medication or has a different reaction from the norm
10 rights of medication administration - CORRECT ANSWER - 1. Right Medication
2. Right Dose
3. Right Time
4. Right Route
5. Right Client
6. Right Client Education
7. Right Documentation
8. Right to Refuse
9. Right Assessment
Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
healthcare providers who perform clearly identified services under the direction and supervision
of a client, family member, or employer - CORRECT ANSWER - unregulated care
providers (UCPs)
what professions are UCPs? - CORRECT ANSWER - -residential care worker
-nursing attendant
-personal support worker
who are nursing regulatory bodies responsible for? - CORRECT ANSWER - ensuring the
safety of the public
civil wrong committed again a person or property - CORRECT ANSWER - tort
most lawsuits that nurses are involved in? - CORRECT ANSWER - negligence or
malpractice
what are some examples of intentional tort? (4) - CORRECT ANSWER - -assualt
-battery
-invasion of privacy
-false imprisonment
failure to take the care that a reasonable nurse in similar circumstances would of taken -
CORRECT ANSWER - negligence
what are some examples of criminal activities that nurses can be charged with? (6) - CORRECT
ANSWER - -theft of narcotics
-theft of client or agency property
,-assisted suicide
-criminal negligence
-battery
-sexual assault
moral principles or values in which a decision between right or wrong is made - CORRECT
ANSWER - ethics
what are the 4 phases of the nurse-client relationship? - CORRECT ANSWER - 1. pre-
interaction
2. orientation phase
3. working phase
4. termination phase
involves meeting of the nurse and client - CORRECT ANSWER - orientation phase
anticipation of clients needs, issues, or concerns - CORRECT ANSWER - pre-interaction
phase
facilitating the accomplishment of the clients goals - CORRECT ANSWER - working
phase
evaluation to determine achievement of goals - CORRECT ANSWER - termination phase
conflict that occurs within the individual - CORRECT ANSWER - INTRApersonal
conflict that occurs between 2 or more individuals - CORRECT ANSWER -
INTERpersonal conflict
, conflict that occurs within a group - CORRECT ANSWER - Intergroup conflict
what is the eligibility criteria for MAID in Canada? (5) - CORRECT ANSWER - -must be
eligible for health services
-18 years old and mentally competent
-grevious and irremediable medical condition
-voluntary request for medical assistance in dying
-informed consent has been given
what is the practical nurses main responsibilities during MAID? - CORRECT ANSWER -
-initiate IV for medication
-education of clients regarding MAID
-provide bereavement care to family
expected of predicted physiological response from the medication and is the desired outcome -
CORRECT ANSWER - therapeutic effect
Idiosyncratic reactions. - CORRECT ANSWER - unpredictable responses and occur when
an individual overreacts ti a medication or has a different reaction from the norm
10 rights of medication administration - CORRECT ANSWER - 1. Right Medication
2. Right Dose
3. Right Time
4. Right Route
5. Right Client
6. Right Client Education
7. Right Documentation
8. Right to Refuse
9. Right Assessment
