Nursing Profession Midterm

Question 1

What are the four components of the metaparadigm?

Answer 1

Nursing, health, persons, environment

Question 2

Accountability, social justice, collaboration, caring, inclusivity, & excellence in teaching & learning are all:

Answer 2

Program values

Question 3

The health component looks at:

Answer 3

A dynamic state of physiological, cultural, and spiritual wellbeing. Health as a fundamental human right/both contextual and relational

Question 4

What established the mandate for the CNO?

Answer 4

The nursing act in 1991

Question 5

What is the program philosophy vision?

Answer 5

Shaping nurse leaders who contribute to quality health advancement of all peoples, locally, provincially, nationally, and globally.

Question 6

The nursing aspect of the metaparadigm entails:

Answer 6

Nursing both as an art and a science; to assist human beings in adapting to actual or perceived stressors that can impact health

Question 7

What organization in Ontario focuses on protection of the public?

Answer 7

CNO. College of Nurses of Ontario

Question 8

The persons component looks at:

Answer 8

Human beings as open systems that progress through various developmental stages across the lifespan.

Question 9

The environment component looks at:

Answer 9

All internal & external forces surrounding persons that impact their development and stability.

Question 10

What are the 7 values that the CNA holds?

Answer 10

-Providing safe, compassionate, competent, and ethical care
-Promoting health & well-being
-Promoting and respecting informed decision making
-Honoring dignity
-Maintaining privacy and confidentiality
-Promoting justice
-Being accountable

Question 11

What are the entry to practice educational requirements?

Answer 11

1. Clinician
2. Professional
3. Communicator
4. Collaborator
5. Coordinator
6. Leader
7. Advocate
8. Educator
9. Scholar

Question 12

What do practice standards outline?

Answer 12

Expectations for nurses that contribute to public perception, informs nurses of responsibility (Absolutely mandatory)

Question 13

What are the 6 principles in the Code of Conduct?

Answer 13

1. Nurses respect clients dignity
2. Nurses provide inclusive and culturally safe care by practicing cultural humility
3. Nurses provide safe and competent care
4. Nurses work respectfully with the health care team to best meet clients’ needs.
5. Nurses act with integrity in clients’ best interest
6. Nurses maintain public confidence in the nursing profession

Question 14

A therapeutic nurse-client relationship is built on (5 things)

Answer 14

1. Trust
2. Respect
3. Professional intimacy
4. Empathy
5. Power

Question 15

What is the program philosophy mission?

Answer 15

Foster progressive practitioners who aspire for excellence in nursing through practice, scholarship, and life-long learning

Question 16

What organization mandates the code of conduct?

Answer 16

CNO

Question 17

What association controls the code of ethics?

Answer 17

National Professional Association for Nurses in Canada

Question 18

What association mandates healthy public policy and promotes excellence?

Answer 18

Provincial governing body of nurses in Ontario

Question 19

What is the association that provides resource for students and influences curriculum?

Answer 19

CNSA

Question 20

What does PICOT stand for?

Answer 20

Patient population of interest, intervention or issue of interest, comparison intervention or group, outcome, timeframe.

Question 21

What does SPIDER stand for?

Answer 21

Sample population, phenomenon of interest, design, evaluation, research type.

Question 22

What is the 5 step process of evidence informed practice?

Answer 22

1. Ask questions
2. Collect best evidence
3. Critique evidence
4. Integrate evidence
5. Include the practice decision/change.

Question 23

Who created the behavioural system model of nursing in 1968?

Answer 23

Dorothy Johnson; viewing the individual as a behaviour system. Each of which having a goal, set of behaviours and a choice.

Question 24

What is the Neuman approach?

Answer 24

Did not rely on needs and drives, did not break system into component parts; part of the health-care holistic approach; being human.

Question 25

What approach did Sister Callista Roy take?

Answer 25

Adaptive System; four models of adaptation.

Question 26

What did Martha Rogers Model in 1970 propose?

Answer 26

Not simply a person but as an energy

Question 27

What did Rosemarie Parse develop?

Question 27

What did Jean Watson propose?

Question 28

When was the CNO established?