CNUR 102 Unit 2 Exam Questions and Correct Answers
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CNUR 102 Unit 2
CNUR 102 Unit 2 Exam Questions and Correct Answers
What is the purpose of Regulatory bodies - Answer- The largest organizations, with governance by a board comprising directors or council members from the profession and public representatives, establish entry requirements based on competencies....
CNUR 102 Unit 2 Exam Questions
and Correct Answers
What is the purpose of Regulatory bodies - Answer- The largest organizations, with
governance by a board comprising directors or council members from the profession
and public representatives, establish entry requirements based on competencies. These
bodies oversee the profession, ensuring RNs maintain registration while also offering
necessary support and resources for nurses.
What are Unions - Answer- Unions have the main mission of enhancing social,
economic and the general well-being of their members and to protect high quality,
publicly funded and delivered health services. So its main mission is being an advocate
for your interests so your not being taken advantage of.
What does Leadership involve - Answer- The goal leadership has is Spirit at work-
which is to make sure the environment of work is acceptable for everyone to feel
comfortable working in. Workplace empowerment- making sure everyone's concerns
are heard, there words can have a difference. Job Satisfaction- Pay is fair and safe.
Sense of community- A feeling of belonging where you are valued for what you do.
What are elements of negligence - Answer- We the nurse owe the patient a duty of
care, We the nurse must breach the standard of care established by law, the patient
must suffer an injury or loss, the nurse must conduct a must cause to the patients injury
How is Duty of care an element of negligence - Answer- - same as you would for a
driver to their passenger which is a close and direct relationship as the nurse is the
driver in control of the direction the passenger is led to this element of negligence claim
is very seldom in dispute.
How can Standards of care have an act of negligence - Answer- whether a nurse acted
reasonably in a particular situation now the standard isn't looking for perfection but not
all mistakes or errors in judgement will lead to a successful claim There are several
cases of this happening which can follow misdiagnosis.
How can an injury cause negligence - Answer- The core purpose of compensation is to
address the harm suffered by the injured plaintiff. Without an injury, there is no loss to
compensate for, often stemming from negligence such as administering the wrong
medication. If there are no lasting effects, there may not be grounds for compensation.
Moreover, it's not solely the responsibility of the nurse; other healthcare professionals,
like doctors, may also be involved in such cases.
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