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QUESTIONS

1. How is health promotion distinct from health protection?

a. Health promotion focuses on assuring the highest possible quality in care.

b. Health promotion is the specific delivery of care by a group of health care providers.

c. Health promotion includes the particular achievements of social marketing campaigns.

d. Health promotion is concerned with enabling increased control over determinants of health.

2. A unit of blood is ordered for a patient with a very low hemoglobin. Which of the following types of consent is required from the patient before transfusing the patient?

a. Verbal consent

b. No consent required

c. Implied consent

d. Written consent

3. An Indigenous patient is being admitted to the hospital. As part of the assessment, the nurse should address the emotional, physical, spiritual, and mental health of the patient. The nurse understands that this is important for which reason?

a. Health is dependent on linear movement from emotional to mental health.

b. Poor health results if there is disharmony or imbalance of these four components.

c. Health is dependent on a separation of emotional and mental health.

d. Medication can be prescribed in accordance with which component is imbalanced.

4. Which of the following statements about the steps of the advocacy process is correct?

a. Be clear about the issue, collect the facts, identify who makes the decisions and take action.

b. Speak up about the issue to colleagues, create awareness with the public, propose changes.

c. Identify an ally, synthesize the literature, empower the client, engage in the policy process.

d. Be passionate about the cause, build support from others with similar goals, select a leader.

5. Which of the following is the most important ingredient for effective community development?

a. Professional expertise.

b. Adequate funding.

c. Community participation.

d. Appropriate location for the services to be provided.

6. Two nurses employed in long term care were concerned that the provincial daily budget for food for residents was too low to provide adequate nutrition. The nurses launched an online petition that they shared at the annual general meeting of the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario. These actions represent what phase of the policy cycle?

a. Implementation and change

b. Policy evaluation and revision

c. Moving into action

d. Getting to the policy agenda

7. In the podcast interview with an acute care manager, she stated that throughout the challenging times of COVID-19, she fostered positive teamwork and support systems for nurses to enable quality nursing care. Which of Kouzes and Posner's transformational leadership practices is represented by the manager's behaviour?

a. Inspire a shared vision.

b. Challenge the process.

c. Model the way.

d. Enable others to act.

9. As a home care nurse, you are meeting an Indigenous patient for the first time. Which of the following statements by the nurse demonstrates that they have an understanding of building trust as an essential part of the nurse-patient relationship?

a. Explain the nursing diagnosis and the treatment plan for this patient to decrease anxiety.

b. Listen to the patient to find out who the patient is and their needs and adapt to the family's and community's cultural necessities.

c. Describe my culture, values and beliefs to the patient, to increase their knowledge of who I am.

d. Arrive on time for this initial visit, to demonstrate organizational skills and dedication to this patient.

10. Which of the following is an appropriate starting point for the application of a population health approach?

a. Risk management

b. Emergency life-saving care

c. The determinants of health

d. Health promotion models

11. The physician has ordered Amiodarone but you think the physician meant to order Amrinone for the patient in congestive heart failure. You have spoken with the physician to seek clarification, but they did not change the order. What is the best action for the nurse to implement?

a. Notify the Pharmacist of the issue so that they can follow up.

b. Administer the drug as ordered and observe for untoward side effects.

c. Call the physician back to inform them you will consult the nursing supervisor.

d. Consult with colleagues to determine how they would manage the issue.