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What is the first action a nurse should take if they witness another nurse abusing a client?
What is the first action a nurse should take if they witness another nurse abusing a client?
- Speak to the colleague’s supervisor.
- Document the observed behaviour.
- Report the matter to CNO. (correct)
- Stop the colleague’s behaviour.
Which statement reflects a key element of informed consent as per CNO Practice Guideline: Consent?
Which statement reflects a key element of informed consent as per CNO Practice Guideline: Consent?
- The common law and nursing standard (correct)
- Alternative course of action
- Power of attorney for personal care
- Age of Consent
Which legislation is associated with CNO Practice Standard: Restraints?
Which legislation is associated with CNO Practice Standard: Restraints?
- Health Care Consent Act, 1996
- Patient Restraint Minimization Act, 2001 (correct)
- Health Protection and Promotion Act, 1990
- Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1990
What should a nurse prioritize first when a 79-year-old client refuses a recommended cane or walker?
What should a nurse prioritize first when a 79-year-old client refuses a recommended cane or walker?
According to CNO Standards, which of the following is considered an 'Ethical Value'?
According to CNO Standards, which of the following is considered an 'Ethical Value'?
In what scenario may nurses perform a controlled act?
In what scenario may nurses perform a controlled act?
Which organization is responsible for regulating nurses in Ontario?
Which organization is responsible for regulating nurses in Ontario?
Which aspect of nursing practice is essential for ethical behavior?
Which aspect of nursing practice is essential for ethical behavior?
How are peer assessors assigned in CNO's Quality Assurance Program?
How are peer assessors assigned in CNO's Quality Assurance Program?
When can a nurse discontinue nursing services for a cognitively impaired client without resulting in professional misconduct?
When can a nurse discontinue nursing services for a cognitively impaired client without resulting in professional misconduct?
Should a nurse accept a telephone order for pain medication from a physician not physically present in the facility?
Should a nurse accept a telephone order for pain medication from a physician not physically present in the facility?
Following a guilty verdict for impaired driving, does the nurse have any obligation to CNO?
Following a guilty verdict for impaired driving, does the nurse have any obligation to CNO?
Can Gladys practice as a nurse after resigning and obtaining a position at a long-term care facility?
Can Gladys practice as a nurse after resigning and obtaining a position at a long-term care facility?
What is the primary responsibility of a nurse when employing a peer assessor?
What is the primary responsibility of a nurse when employing a peer assessor?
What is the primary condition under which a nurse may legally withdraw their services?
What is the primary condition under which a nurse may legally withdraw their services?
Which action is inappropriate when accepting a telephone order from a physician?
Which action is inappropriate when accepting a telephone order from a physician?
Study Notes
CNO's Quality Assurance Program
- Peer assessors are assigned by the College to assist in the process.
- Registrants do not choose their peers; the assignment is centrally managed.
Discontinuing Services for Cognitively Impaired Clients
- A nurse can discontinue services if replacement services are arranged.
- Informing the substitute decision-maker is essential before discontinuation.
- Respecting the client's wishes is a critical consideration, as is discussing alternate care with a physician.
Telephone Orders for Medication
- Telephone orders are typically not accepted unless in emergencies.
- The physician must be available to sign the order within 48 hours to validate it.
Obligation to CNO Following Criminal Charges
- Nurses must self-report any findings of guilt for offenses, regardless of being off duty.
- Reporting is necessary to maintain professional integrity.
Resuming Nursing Practice After a Break
- Gladys must have current registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) to practice as a nurse.
- Previous registration alone is insufficient without renewal.
Reporting Colleague Abuse
- The first step for a nurse witnessing abuse is to stop the colleague’s behavior.
- Following immediate action, reporting to CNO is crucial.
Informed Consent Elements
- Key components of informed consent include understanding the common law and nursing standards.
Legislation on Restraints
- The relevant legislation related to the use of restraints includes the Patient Restraint Minimization Act, 2001.
Managing Client Refusal of Recommendations
- When a client refuses recommendations, the nurse's initial response should be to explore other acceptable options.
- Involving a physician or substitute decision-maker comes afterward if needed.
Ethical Values in CNO Standards
- One of the ethical values highlighted is maintaining commitments.
Conditions for Performing Controlled Acts
- Nurses may perform controlled acts when ordered by a physician, chiropractor, dentist, or nurse practitioner.
Regulation of Nurses in Ontario
- The College of Nurses of Ontario is the primary regulatory body for nurses.
CNO Practice Standards: Ethics
- Components of ethics in nursing include social responsibility, accountability, and respect for dignity.
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Test your knowledge of the CNO's Quality Assurance Program, including how peer assessors are assigned and guidelines for discontinuing services for cognitively impaired clients. This quiz will assess your understanding of professional standards in nursing.
