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on 60 The physician ignores the advance directive of a client. Which of the following demonstrates the best course of action in ensuring the client's advance (personal) directive is respected? saved out of lect one 39 on a Notify the client's designated proxy bring the advance directive to the physician's attention, and document your actions b Notify the health-care facility's ethics board unit supervisor, and the client's family and document what you have done c. Ensure a copy of the advance directive is available to all health-care team members, and document that a copy is available d. Bring the advance directive to the physician's attention and document your actions and the physician's response
61 aved Parent committees have lobbied for funding to ensure all students in the elementasy school receive a hot breakfast daily at school. This statement 13 an example of which model of care? But of Select one: a. Tertiary health care b. Primary health care C. Priority health care d. Secondary health care
62 Which individual can legally give informed consent? saved Out of Select one a. Carol, 30 year-old mother for her child b. David, 42 year-old sedated client c. Samantha, 68 year-old best friend of client d. George, 56 year old who states I am unsure in understand the proposed treatment"
n 63 Why is it necessary to protect confidential information? saved out of Select one: a. To ensure the client has competent care b. To prevent misuse of authority C. To ensure the client's right to privacy d. To prevent misuse of information
on 64 Which statement best demonstrates the practical nurse's understanding of the implications of the advance (personal) directive? saved out of Select one: a The client's family hands over the treatment decisions to a proxy on b. Information cannot be discussed with the proxy c. It focuses strictly on rejection of life supporting measures d. It is in effect only when the person becomes mentally incompetent
65 How does the practical nurse stabilize the centre of gravity when moving heavy objects? saved out of Select one 9 n a. By decreasing friction b. By maintaining body alignment c. By widening the support base d. With isotonic contractions
67 aved According to the Health Professions Act (HPA), which of the following must a licensed practical nurse do each year to maintain active registration with the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of Alberta (CLPNA)? ut of Select one a Write the national exam (CPNRE) b. Write the Jurisprudence exam c. Participate in the Continuing Competency Program (CCP) d. Provide proof of working in one or more specialty areas
69 aved Maria made a medication error and inadvertently hung the wrong intravenous drug for a client Maria discovered the error before starting the infusion, but the client has initiated a lawsuit alleging negligence on the basis of the high potential for harm Which of the following outcomes is the most likely? ut of Select one a. Maria is likely to be found guilty of negligence due to the duty of care b. The lawsuit will be dismissed because reasonable and skilled nurses occasionally make errors C. There are no grounds for the lawsuit as the client did not suffer harm d. Maria is likely to be found guilty of negligence due to the severe potential for harm
n 70 David, an Albertan, requires medical treatment in another province where he is vacationing. The nurse tells David that he does not have to pay for services rendered in that province. Which principle is being upheld in this situation? ed out of Select one: 9 n a. Public administration b. Univerzality C. Portability d. Accessibility
n 72 Which of the following is not true of the Health Professions Act? ed Select one: a. It enforces restricted activities out of b. It establishes entry to practice requirements 9 en c. It protects professional titles d. It establishes the pay scale