Professional Development Assessment 1
Professional Development Assessment 1
Professional Development Assessment 1
ASSESSMENT 1
1. Nursing Care Standards are introduced to provide all of the following EXCEPT
(a) Safe levels of care
(b) Specialized medical care
(c) Acceptable levels of care
(d) Effective and excellent care
7. The Nurse Manager can adequately manage time by which of the following behaviours?
i. Making a daily work plan
ii. Judicious delegation of duties
iii. Setting goals/objectives for the unit or ward
iv. Performing all management functions herself
(a) I, ii, iii
(b) I, ii, iv
(c) I, iii, iv
(d) I, iii, iv
8. All the following objectives are CRITICAL to the development of patient education
programmes EXCEPT
(a) Reduction in the cost of patient care
(b) Improvement in the standard of health care
(c) Facilitation of the development of self-care skills
(d) Encouragement of active participation in planning his/her care
9. Which of the following is NOT a suitable method for evaluating the effectiveness of
patients teaching/learning activities on the ward?
(a) Written Tests
(b) Role playing
(c) Open discussion
(d) Verbal feedback
13. An irrational patient hits you with his urinal causing a head injury, which of the following
statements is true
(a) You may have a cause for action against the patient
(b) Patients are immune from action on the part of the nurse
(c) Your superior will have to deal with the situation
(d) You have no cause for action because the patient is irrational
14. Which of the following can be used to evaluate nursing care on a ward?
i. Patient questionnaires
ii. Audit, reports
iii. Nurses’ ward report
iv. Doctors’ orders
(a) I, ii, iii
(b) I, ii, iv
(c) I, iii, iv
(d) Ii, iii, iv
16. Nursing Care Standards are introduced to provide all the following EXCEPT
(a) Effective and excellent care
(b) Acceptable levels of care
(c) Specialized medical care
(d) Safe standards of care
17. All of the following have contributed positively in the advancement of nursing as a
profession EXCEPT
(a) Changing values in society
(b) Traditional sexiest attitudes
(c) Advancement in medical education
(d) Development of nursing philosophies
20. Which if the following are significant variables to be included in an evening report for a
unit or ward?
i. Status of patient
ii. Medications administered
iii. Procedures done
iv. Reactions of patients
(a) I, ii, iii
(b) I, ii, iv
(c) Ii, iii, iv
(d) I, ii, iii, iv
Matching- 12 marks
Match the information in Column A with the statements in Column B by writing the appropriate
number on the line provided
Column A Column B
i. A disposition to alleviate suffering ……………….. Values
or to comfort
ii. Consistent honesty, promoting ……………….. Compassion
the patient’s trust
iii. An internal sense of security that ……………….. Non-Maleficence
one is competent to make a
statement
iv. Not intentionally inflicting harm ………………. Fidelity
v. Promoting the well-being of ………………. Beneficence
others using morally permissive
means
vi. Respecting the ability of ………………. Autonomy
competent patients to hold views
and make choices
vii. Determining what is good or ……………… Ethics
valuable for all
viii. Giving what is due to each person ……………… Self-confidence
ix. Respect for one’s own ability and ……………… Justice
knowledge
x. Safeguarding the trust of patients ……………. Moral Values
that information learnt is shared
only with the patient’s consent of
as legally required
xi. How one sees the world, and ……………. Confidence
interprets confusing and
conflicting information
xii. The diversity of values within and …………….Confidentiality
across cultures that make conflicts
inevitable
TRUE OR FALSE
Circle either “T” or “F” to indicate whether the following statements are: True or False
1. Ethical acts often reflect commitment of Standards beyond personal preferences (T/F)
2. Quality improvement initiates corrective action when a problem is identified (T/F)
3. Philosophy expresses the needs and values that members of the organization hold (T/F)
4. Functional Theory is how the individual component of the organization interact with
each other and with their environment (T/F)
5. Scalar Chain us a vertical chain of command for decisions and communication (T/F)
6. Standards of patients care focuses on age and race of the patient (T/F)
7. Client representative or advocate can be contacted by the client or family members
At any time (T/F)
8. Ethical decision making is approached with a problem solving frame of reference (T/F)
9. There is no difference between values and ethics (T/F)
10. Ethical considerations do not arise when nurses are planning continuous care for patient( T / F )
11. One of the goals of value clarification with the client is effective client communication ( T / F )