Kahoots

Question 1

What is the active process of guiding the nursing practice of another called?

Answer 1

Direction

Question 2

Who sets the scope of practice for RNs in NZ?

Answer 2

The nursing council of New Zealand.

Question 3

Being answerable for nursing decisions and care is called what?

Answer 3

Accountability

Question 4

Making sense of experiences and learning from these is called what?

Answer 4

Reflection

Question 5

What is the transfer of nursing responsibility from a RN to an EN called?

Answer 5

Delegation

Question 6

In a nurse-health consumer relationship there is potential for….

Answer 6

A power imbalance

Question 7

What is the original document that the NCNZ social media guidelines come from?

Answer 7

The code of conduct

Question 8

What is a sign of over-involvement in a nurse-health consumer relationship?

Answer 8

Close friendship

Question 9

The time limit for a nurse and former health consumer to commence an intimate relationship is?

Answer 9

There is no time limit

Question 10

How many ‘P’s of social media use are there?

Answer 10

6

Question 11

The four key values underpinning the professional conduct of nurses are?

Answer 11

Respect, trust, partnership, and integrity

Question 12

The NCNZ code of conduct contains how many principles?

Answer 12

8

Question 13

Health consumers information can only be shared in what circumstances?

Answer 13

If they agree to it, cannot make decisions for themselves, and/or are sectioned under the mental health act.

Question 14

Is support a right from the HDC code of rights?

Answer 14

Yes

Question 15

Is cultural safety a right under the HDC code of rights?

Answer 15

No

Question 16

The health information privacy code contains how many rules?

Answer 16

13

Question 17

Protecting the health & safety of the public comes primarily from which act?

Answer 17

HPCAA Act

Question 18

Which inquiry in 1987/1988 exposed the lack of legislation to protect patients rights?

Answer 18

Cartwright

Question 19

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) is?

Answer 19

A union for nurses

Question 20

What is the meaning of the ethical principle/value non-maleficence?

Answer 20

First do no harm

Question 21

What is the meaning of the ethical principle/value manaakitanga?

Answer 21

Kindness/respect and hospitality.

Question 22

What is one of the visions from the NZ health strategy 2015?

Answer 22

Stay well

Question 23

What format must a document uploaded to turn it in be in?

Answer 23

Word

Question 24

What is a current 2017/2018 health target?

Answer 24

Increased Immunisation

Question 25

Which type of healthcare is highly specialised and delivered over an extended period?

Answer 25

Tertiary

Question 26

What does the NCNZ issue to nurses so that they can continue to practice?

Answer 26

Annual practising certificate

Question 27

Is management if nursing care a NCNZ domain of competence for RNSs

Answer 27

Yes

Question 28

Who is the registration body that governs the practice of nurses in New Zealand?

Answer 28

NCNZ

Question 29

Who was the pioneer of modern nursing?

Answer 29

Florence nightingale.

Question 30

What does the word maori mean?

Answer 30

Ordinary

Question 31

Who was the first European to set foot in Aotearoa?

Answer 31

James cook

Question 32

How many versions of the treaty of waitangi are there?

Answer 32

2

Question 33

In what year was the treaty signed?

Answer 33

1840

Question 34

What are the three principles of the treaty of waitangi?

Answer 34

Partnership, protection, and participation.

Question 35

What does tino rangatiratanga mean?

Answer 35

Maori self-determination

Question 36

Who states that RNs in NZ are agents of the crown?

Answer 36

The NCNZ

Question 37

Who determines the effective nursing practice of a person from another culture?

Answer 37

The health consumer and whanau

Question 38

What is taonga?

Answer 38

A treasured possession

Question 39

Is the treaty still relevant today?

Answer 39

Yes