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What is one of the primary ethical responsibilities of nurses regarding client information?
What is one of the primary ethical responsibilities of nurses regarding client information?
- Sharing information with colleagues freely
- Requesting patient information to be publicly available
- Protecting clients’ privacy and confidentiality (correct)
- Documenting all personal opinions on patient care
Which organization is NOT mentioned as overseeing the nursing profession?
Which organization is NOT mentioned as overseeing the nursing profession?
- BCNU
- Canadian Medical Association (correct)
- NNPBC
- BCCNM
What is the purpose of the nursing assessment?
What is the purpose of the nursing assessment?
- To evaluate the costs of medical interventions
- To identify health problems and provide a plan of care (correct)
- To establish personal relationships with other healthcare providers
- To create a database of all patient information
What does 'person-first language' emphasize in nursing communication?
What does 'person-first language' emphasize in nursing communication?
Which piece of legislation relates to controlled substances?
Which piece of legislation relates to controlled substances?
What is a key aspect of preparing for a nursing interview?
What is a key aspect of preparing for a nursing interview?
Why is confidentiality important in nursing practice?
Why is confidentiality important in nursing practice?
Which of the following is NOT considered part of the legal aspects of nursing practice?
Which of the following is NOT considered part of the legal aspects of nursing practice?
What does 'establishing rapport' in a nursing interview involve?
What does 'establishing rapport' in a nursing interview involve?
Which of these acts is associated with ethical responsibilities in nursing?
Which of these acts is associated with ethical responsibilities in nursing?
Which of the following methods is NOT typically recommended for effective patient communication?
Which of the following methods is NOT typically recommended for effective patient communication?
What is the purpose of 'Teach Back' in a patient-care context?
What is the purpose of 'Teach Back' in a patient-care context?
In the '20 Questions' method, what must the interviewer avoid when framing their questions?
In the '20 Questions' method, what must the interviewer avoid when framing their questions?
When gathering health history, what kind of family history is significant for assessing a patient with chest pain?
When gathering health history, what kind of family history is significant for assessing a patient with chest pain?
Which of the following constitutes an essential element in a comprehensive health history?
Which of the following constitutes an essential element in a comprehensive health history?
What does the term 'validation' refer to in a healthcare setting?
What does the term 'validation' refer to in a healthcare setting?
What type of questioning is discouraged when gathering patient information?
What type of questioning is discouraged when gathering patient information?
What should not be included in a patient's medication history?
What should not be included in a patient's medication history?
Which aspect is vital when reviewing a patient's medical history?
Which aspect is vital when reviewing a patient's medical history?
What is one objective of active listening in patient interactions?
What is one objective of active listening in patient interactions?
What is the primary focus of social history in health assessment?
What is the primary focus of social history in health assessment?
Which of the following is a component of primary prevention in health promotion?
Which of the following is a component of primary prevention in health promotion?
Which factor is NOT considered a social determinant of health?
Which factor is NOT considered a social determinant of health?
How is secondary prevention primarily defined?
How is secondary prevention primarily defined?
What aspect of health history should be explored regarding tobacco and alcohol?
What aspect of health history should be explored regarding tobacco and alcohol?
Which of these is an important consideration in assessing recent travel history?
Which of these is an important consideration in assessing recent travel history?
Which of the following correctly describes tertiary prevention?
Which of the following correctly describes tertiary prevention?
Which of the following factors is NOT a component of the population health promotion model?
Which of the following factors is NOT a component of the population health promotion model?
What role does education and literacy play in health promotion?
What role does education and literacy play in health promotion?
What considerations should be taken into account when assessing a patient's dietary habits?
What considerations should be taken into account when assessing a patient's dietary habits?
Study Notes
Course Overview
- NRSG 301-3 consists of 90 minutes of classroom instruction and 90 minutes of laboratory practice weekly.
- Instructor: Gwen Keeler MScN, NP(F).
Confidentiality
- Nurses are mandated to protect clients' personal and health information as per the BCCNM Practice Standard.
- Ethical and legal responsibilities must be adhered to in order to maintain patient privacy.
Legal Framework
- Nursing is self-regulated with oversight from the BCCNM, NNPBC, and BCNU, focusing on safety for both nurses and the public.
- Nurses must navigate several key legislations guiding health practices.
Important Legislation
- Health Professions and Occupations Act (2022)
- Assisted Human Reproduction Act (2004)
- Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (1996)
- Food and Drugs Act (1985)
Nursing Process
- Goals of nursing assessment include identifying health problems, planning care, implementing interventions, and evaluating their impact.
Interview and Health History Taking
- Preparation and setting the stage are crucial for successful patient interviews.
- Establishing rapport with patients is essential in gathering accurate health histories.
Appropriate Use of Language
- Use clear and simple language to facilitate understanding; avoid jargon.
- Employ person-first language, emphasizing the individual rather than their conditions.
- Utilize teach-back methods to confirm patient understanding.
Information Gathering Techniques
- Active listening and guided questioning are important for effective communication.
- Summarizing and empathetic responses help validate the patient's experience.
- Non-verbal cues should be congruent with verbal communication for reassurance.
Comprehensive Health History
- Initial data collection includes age, gender, and presenting concerns of the patient.
- Details about the presenting concern, medical history, medications, and allergies are critical.
- Consider family history, social factors, and lifestyle habits in assessments.
Social History Information
- Explore occupation, living situation, and safety at home.
- Assess substance use, sexual health, sleep patterns, dietary habits, and recent travel.
- Ensure immunization status is up-to-date according to age and health guidelines.
Health Promotion Tiers
- Primary Prevention: Aims to avoid illness and injury through proactive measures tailored to community needs.
- Secondary Prevention: Focuses on early disease detection and screening before symptoms manifest.
- Tertiary Prevention: Prevents complications in patients with existing conditions.
Social Determinants of Health
- Various factors influence health outcomes, including income, employment, education, childhood experiences, physical environment, social support, healthcare access, genetics, gender, culture, and race/racism.
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Description
This quiz covers the key components of NRSG 301-3, focusing on the legal and ethical responsibilities nurses must uphold. Topics include confidentiality, relevant legislation such as the Health Professions and Occupations Act, and the nursing process. Test your knowledge on patient privacy and the legal frameworks that guide nursing practices.
