Lab Safety & Nursing Principles

Question 1

5 Information that is included about the treatment when asking for a consent

Answer 1

nature of the treatment
expected benefits of the treatment
material risks annd side effects of the treatment
alternative courses of action
likely consequences of not having the treatment

Question 2

5 Nursing Principles

Answer 2

Therapeutic Relationships
Providing Privacy
Promoting Independence
Confirming Patient Identity
Consent

Question 3

5 Therapeutic Relationships

Answer 3

Professional Intimacy
Power
Empathy
Respect
Trust

Question 4

An act that governs health care information privacy in Ontario.

Answer 4

Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004 (PHIPA)

Question 5

an act that provides broad protection to quality of care of information produced by a health care facility.

Answer 5

Protection Act The Quality of Care Information Protection Act (2016) (QOCIPA)

Question 6

Consequences of not confirming identification

Answer 6

providing care/ performing procedures to the wrong person

administering medications to another person leading to medication error, negligence, legal implication

Question 7

Defined as the client’s right to control how his/her personal health info is collected

Answer 7

Information Privacy

Question 8

Examples of Maintaining Independence

Answer 8

Mobility
Maintaining mental health
Ability to perform activities of daily living

Question 9

Is an act that rules when consent is required for treatment or admission to a care of facility; who can give the consent; and when the client is incapable of doing so

Answer 9

Health Care Consent Act, 1996 (HCCA)

Question 10

Is giving info about a client to a person other than the client itself or his/her authorized representative.

Answer 10

Professional Misconduct

Question 11

Two factor authentication for verifying patient identity

Answer 11

Name
DOB