Clpna 1 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Medicare - ANS Component of social safety net, provision of hospital and medical insurance, funded by taxation Principles of the Canada Health Act (1984) - ANS Public administration Comprehensiveness Universality Accessibility Portability Governance of Health Care - ANS Provincial and Territorial Federal Professional Palliative Care - ANS Complex illness, hospice care Curative Care - ANS Existing health problem Rehabili...

NFDN 2008 Unit 1 SLOs Questions Exam 2024 1.1 Professionalism in Nursing - 1.1 Learning Resources -Readings from Yoder-Wise 2nd Edition: -Glossary (pp. 584-596) -Personal Attributes Needed to Lead, Manage, and Follow, Emotional intelligence & appreciative inquiry (p. 7-8) -Chapter 7 in its entirety (pp. 121-143) -Read "Introduction" & "The Relational Context of Ethics" (pp. 103-106) -Defining Ethical Problems for Nurse Managers (pp. 113-114) -View CLPNA "Welcome to the Profession...

Why is it important to involve the client in care decisions? (2) - Answer--Gives clients autonomy ad independence - their needs will guide your care What are ethics? - Answer-Standards to which we hold ourselves morally What is an ethical dilemma? - Answer-When two values are conflicting What is the the first step to resolving an ethical dilemma? - Answer-Determining whether or not its actually an ethical dilemma. What are the principals that guide professional practice? (6) - Answer-- Re...

PNG 2254- Mental Health Nursing Exam Study Guide with Complete Solutions Formal patient - Ans:-a patient detained by 2 admission certificates or 2 renewal certificates Informal patient - Ans:-pt seeks examination voluntary admission - Ans:-Inpatient care sought by a patient Involuntary admission - Ans:--danger to self or others -need immediate treatment -is gravely disabled Mental illness/disorder - Ans:-disturbance in cognition, emotional regulation, or behaviour that decreases mental ...

CLPNA JURISPRUDENCE EXAM WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS 1. CLPNA may approve pro- grams of study and education courses for the purposes of registration requirements. 2. An example of unprofession- al conduct is behavior that harms the integrity of the reg- ulated profession. 3. Matters such as members reg- isters and registration, re- stricted activities, continuing competence and practice per- mits are all defined by the Col- lege's Bylaws. 4. The LPN Code of Ethics pro- vides ethical g...

NFDN 1002 UNIT 1 – 4 Practice Questions and Answers Nursing metaparadigm (CHENS) - Correct Answer ️️ -- client & person - health - environment - nursing - social justice Client & Person - Correct Answer ️️ -- includes sickness & wellness - Interactive relationship between nurse - includes biological, psychological, social & spiritual dimensions health - Correct Answer ️️ -- ideal state optimal health or total wellbeing - overall health can be affected by psychosocial/spir...

NCOM UNIT 3 Questions with complete solution 2024/2025 NCOM UNIT 3 1. Define therapeutic nurse-client relationship - correct answer A professional, interpersonal alliance in which the nurse and client join together for a defined period to achieve health-related treatment goals. 2. Describe the purpose of therapeutic nurse-client relationship - correct answer To remind nurses that the main goal is to get the patient to the ultimate goal of recovery. Nurses are there because they know ho...

NFDN 1002 UNIT 1 – 4 Practice Questions and Answers Nursing metaparadigm (CHENS) - Correct Answer ️️ -- client & person - health - environment - nursing - social justice Client & Person - Correct Answer ️️ -- includes sickness & wellness - Interactive relationship between nurse - includes biological, psychological, social & spiritual dimensions health - Correct Answer ️️ -- ideal state optimal health or total wellbeing - overall health can be affected by psychosocial/spir...

NFDN 1001 FINAL EXAM 2024 Why is it important to involve the client in care decisions? (2) - Answer -- gives clients autonomy and independence - their needs will guide your care What are ethics? - Answer -Standards to which we hold ourselves morally What is an ethical dilemma? - Answer -When two values are conflicting What is the first step to resolving an ethical dilemma? - Answer -Determining whether or not it's actually an ethical dilemma What are the principles that guide profession...

Values definition -A strong personal belief -Influences behaviour (we believe that a certain action is correct) -Reflects cultural and social influences, relationships, and personal needs -Varies among people; develops and changes over time Ethics definition -Classic textbook definition: "generic term for various ways of understanding and examining the moral life" -based on what one thinks one ought(or ought not) to do. -Nursing has documents of shared values: Code of ethics ...