Question 1

When building a professional relationship with a client, what must a nurse recognize?

Accepted Answer

A)  The nurse's attitudes, beliefs, and values regarding health 
B)  The client's attitudes, beliefs, and values regarding health 
C)  Using the power in the relationship to meet personal needs 
D)  Maintaining a distant and clinical boundary 
A)  The nurse's attitudes, beliefs, and values regarding health 
B)  The client's attitudes, beliefs, and values regarding health 
C)  Using the power in the relationship to meet personal needs 
D)  Maintaining a distant and clinical boundary

Question 2

Which of the following options below correctly describes the cycle of oppression?

Accepted Answer

A)  Stereotype, oppression, biased information, prejudice, discrimination 
B)  Oppression, stereotype, biased information, prejudice, discrimination 
C)  Prejudice, biased information, oppression, discrimination, stereotype 
D)  Biased information, stereotype, prejudice, discrimination, oppression 
A)  Stereotype, oppression, biased information, prejudice, discrimination 
B)  Oppression, stereotype, biased information, prejudice, discrimination 
C)  Prejudice, biased information, oppression, discrimination, stereotype 
D)  Biased information, stereotype, prejudice, discrimination, oppression

Question 3

Who should develop an advanced directive?

Accepted Answer

A)  A physician working in the palliative care setting 
B)  A person who is terminally ill and needs one to clearly spell out how his or her estate will be divided 
C)  An individual who wants to stipulate what medical treatments he or she will accept or reject 
D)  A nurse working with a client who is incapable of making choices 
A)  A physician working in the palliative care setting 
B)  A person who is terminally ill and needs one to clearly spell out how his or her estate will be divided 
C)  An individual who wants to stipulate what medical treatments he or she will accept or reject 
D)  A nurse working with a client who is incapable of making choices

Question 4

Which Canadian Community Health Nursing Standard of Practice is being used when advocating for social justice?

Accepted Answer

A)  Facilitating access and equity 
B)  Practice setting safety 
C)  Empowering communities 
D)  Maintaining professional boundaries 
A)  Facilitating access and equity 
B)  Practice setting safety 
C)  Empowering communities 
D)  Maintaining professional boundaries

Question 5

What is Medical Assistance in Dying?

Accepted Answer

-When a medical practitioner or nurse pr

Question 6

Why is it important for community health nurse to be aware of social justice and everyday ethical and legal concerns?

Accepted Answer

A)  Because it will assist nurses in gaining the capacity to reflect critically on the multiplicity of ethical and legal dimensions inherent in community health nursing 
B)  Because they can assist their clients in preparing for legal cases for medical malpractice 
C)  Because ultimately nursing will be intertwined with the legal system 
D)  Because it will assist nurses in building resistance to reflect critically on the multiplicity of ethical and legal dimensions inherent in community health nursing 
A)  Because it will assist nurses in gaining the capacity to reflect critically on the multiplicity of ethical and legal dimensions inherent in community health nursing 
B)  Because they can assist their clients in preparing for legal cases for medical malpractice 
C)  Because ultimately nursing will be intertwined with the legal system 
D)  Because it will assist nurses in building resistance to reflect critically on the multiplicity of ethical and legal dimensions inherent in community health nursing

Question 7

Which of the following are part of the five justifications for public health programs and policies? Select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

A)  Overall benefit 
B)  The harm principle 
C)  Fairness in the distribution of burdens 
D)  Paternalism 
E)  None of the above 
A)  Overall benefit 
B)  The harm principle 
C)  Fairness in the distribution of burdens 
D)  Paternalism 
E)  None of the above

Question 8

What must be considered when nurses assist clients to make informed choices?

Accepted Answer

A)  The benefits of the intervention but not the risks 
B)  Legally binding paperwork 
C)  The exchange of information and respect for the individual's autonomy 
D)  The benefits of the risks, negligence, and autonomy 
A)  The benefits of the intervention but not the risks 
B)  Legally binding paperwork 
C)  The exchange of information and respect for the individual's autonomy 
D)  The benefits of the risks, negligence, and autonomy

Question 9

Which community health nursing standard of practice is demonstrated when a nurse adheres to regulatory standards, federal and provincial or territorial professional standards, laws, codes of ethics, and institutional policies?

Accepted Answer

A)  Capacity building 
B)  Professional responsibility and accountability 
C)  Professional relationships 
D)  Health maintenance, restoration, and palliation 
A)  Capacity building 
B)  Professional responsibility and accountability 
C)  Professional relationships 
D)  Health maintenance, restoration, and palliation

Question 10

What does the concept of social justice assume?

Accepted Answer

A)  There is a limit to collective action 
B)  All societies experience broad, systematic oppression and inequities 
C)  The individual is valued over the collective 
D)  It is better to benefit the few than the disadvantaged many 
A)  There is a limit to collective action 
B)  All societies experience broad, systematic oppression and inequities 
C)  The individual is valued over the collective 
D)  It is better to benefit the few than the disadvantaged many

Exam 6: Advocacy, Ethical, and Legal Considerations

When building a professional relationship with a client, what must a nurse recognize?

Which of the following options below correctly describes the cycle of oppression?

Who should develop an advanced directive?

Which Canadian Community Health Nursing Standard of Practice is being used when advocating for social justice?

What is Medical Assistance in Dying?

Why is it important for community health nurse to be aware of social justice and everyday ethical and legal concerns?

Which of the following are part of the five justifications for public health programs and policies? Select all that apply.

What must be considered when nurses assist clients to make informed choices?

Which community health nursing standard of practice is demonstrated when a nurse adheres to regulatory standards, federal and provincial or territorial professional standards, laws, codes of ethics, and institutional policies?

What does the concept of social justice assume?

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