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BSNC 1020 Final Exam with Complete Solutions Graded A+ What is BCCNM's mandate? - Answer-to serve and protect the public Who is responsible for setting and enforcing the standards or rules of a profession? - Answer-BCCNM self-regulation - Answer--means the public and the government that re...

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BSNC 1020 Final Exam with Complete
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What is BCCNM's mandate? - Answer-to serve and protect the public

Who is responsible for setting and enforcing the standards or rules of a profession? -
Answer-BCCNM

self-regulation - Answer--means the public and the government that represents them
gives RN's and NP's the authority to oversee the professional services provided by their
peers
-based on the belief that the profession has the specialized and expert knowledge to set
criteria for professional nursing practice and to determine when these criteria are met

Who implemented the Health Professions Review Board and what does it serve? -
Answer--implemented by the HPA
-serves as an extra public layer of safety

What is the Health Professions Review Board? - Answer--administrative tribunal created
under the HPA to review certain decisions made of health professions regulatory
colleges
-is a separate body that reviews the work of the colleges' registration and inquiry
committees to ensure it is transparent, objective, impartial, and fair

What does the Health Professions Review Board provide? - Answer-a neutral form for
members of the public as well as healh professionals to resolve issues or seek review of
the college's decisions

What are the 3 pillars of support for RN's Practice in BC? - Answer-1. BCCNM
(Regulatory College)
2. NNPBC (Professional Association)
3. BCNU (Labour Union)

What do the 3 pillars do? - Answer-all 3 provide distinct support to the profession and
individual RN's

As one of the pillars, what does the BCCNM do? - Answer-regulated health
professionals in public interest under legislation

As one of the pillars, what does the NNPBC do? - Answer-promotes and advocates for
the professional interests of its members

,As one of the pillars, what does the BCNU do? - Answer-protects and advances the
health, social, and economic well being of its members

What does each regulation created by the provincial government define? - Answer--
reserved titles
-scope of practice
-restricted activities

In Canada, which government is responsible for the administration of most health care
services? - Answer-Provincial

The BC HPA is the only provincial legislation that impacts your practice as an RN. True
or False? - Answer-false

The BC HPA provides a regulatory framework for several health professions in BC,
including RN's. True or False? - Answer-true

In BC, each RN has the authority to decide what is right and wrong related to your
professional competence in absense of any other guidance or rules? - Answer-false

The Nurses (Registered) and Nurse Practitioners Regulation outlines the following:
a. reserved titles, standards of practice, certified practice
b. restricted activities, standards of practice, reserved titles
c. restricted activities, scope of practice, reserved titles
d. none of the above - Answer-c

value - Answer-a strong personal belief and an ideal that a person or group (such as
nurses) believes to have merit

ethics - Answer-the study of the philosophical ideals of right and wrong behaviour based
on what one thinks one ought (or ought not) to do

what does "ethics" commonly refer to? - Answer-the values and standards that
individuals and professions strive to uphold
-ex: health care ethics, nursing ethics

What does the national code of ethics offer nurses and other health care providers? -
Answer-guidelines for responding to difficult situations that occur in practice

What does the national code of ethics demonstrate to the public? - Answer-an overview
of professional practice standards

Who publishes the code of ethics? - Answer-CNA (Canadian Nurses Association)

How often do revisions of the code of ethics normally occur? - Answer-every 5-7 yrs

, What does the code of ethics outline for nurses? - Answer-professional values and
ethical commitments to their patients and the communities they serve

What are 3 things nurses need to manage difficult situations? - Answer-1. a keen
awareness of their values and of their patients
2. a good understanding of ethics
3. a sound approach to ethical decision making

Where should students refer to to create and maintain a growth and development
competency portfolio? - Answer-the CASN (Canadian Association of Schools of
Nursing)

What is the CASN (Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing)? - Answer-A national
nursing education framework with nursing ethics competencies

What 4 things do values reflect? - Answer-1. cultural influences
2. social influences
3. relationships
4. personal needs

In the context of beliefs about morality, what do values generate? - Answer-rights and
duties

in nursing, value statements express broad ideals of nursing care and establish
reasonable directions for practice. True of False? - Answer-true

What are the CNA Code of Ethics for RN's 7 values? - Answer-1. providing safe,
compassionate, competent, and ethical care
2. promoting health and well-being
3. promoting and respecting informed decision making
4. preserving dignity
5. maintaining privacy and confidentiality
6. promoting justice
7. being accountable

Is the code of ethics also an regulatory tool? - Answer-yes.
Nursing in Canada is a self-regulating profession; thus nurses are bound to a code of
ethics as part of a regulatory process that serves and protects the public

What domains of nursing practice is the code of ethics intended for with nurses? -
Answer-all contexts and domains of nursing practice:
-clinical practice
-education
-administration
-research and policy

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