The student understands the Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) Code of Ethics for Nurses when she identifies which statement as incorrect? The Code of Ethics for Nurses . . . 

Which of the following represents an encounter that requires a nurse to advocate for a patient?

Task This quiz will cover the assigned module readings, module content, and identified resources for Unit 10: Role of the RN as an Educator. Value (%) This assessment is worth 5% of your course grade. Learning Outcomes By completing this assessment, you will be able to:   CLO5: Compare and contrast the differences in the scope of practice of the Registered Practical Nurse (RPN) and the Registered Nurse (RN) as defined by the College of Nurses (CNO) Entry to Practice competencies to develop an understanding of the role concepts essential for RN practice.   Time Commitment This assessment should take you approximately 25 minutes to complete.   Questions This assessment has 18 multiple choice questions. Select “Start Quiz!” to begin the assessment when you are ready.

The nurse is caring for a client who has an open wound. For evaluating the progress of wound healing, what is the nurse’s priority action?

The nurse who fails to remove a client from an unsafe situation has violated which bioethical principle?

The National Interprofessional Competency Framework identifed six competency domains. They include: Select all that apply. 

According to CNO standards, nurses are accountable for obtaining consent if an intervention or service relates to: Select all that apply.

In using communication skills with clients, the nurse evaluates which response as being the most therapeutic?

The video resource Critical Thinking identified vital skills needed for critical thinking. They are:

The nurse on a busy surgical floor is preparing her client for surgery. The client refuses to sign the surgical consent form because he has not spoken to the surgeon regarding the procedure. When the nurse speaks to the surgeon on the phone, he tells her that he is too busy to come to the floor. If the nurse were to insist that the client sign the consent form anyway, she would be violating which of the client’s rights?