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    What is this an image of?


Bubblegum balls

Clustered  genes

 

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What is this an image of?


Neural stem cells transplanted into mouse brain

Pigs intestines used to make herceptin

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What is this an image of?


Leaky blood vessel

Cancerous tumor

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This is an image of Vitamin C.


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False

 

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  This is an image of HIV.


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This is an image of breast cancer cells.


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This is an image of developing sperm.


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 This is an image of colon cancer cells.


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What is this an image of?

Breast cancer cells

 Red blood cells*

 




What is this an image of?

Breast cancer cells*

 Villi from the small intestine

 




What is this an image of?

 Bubblegum balls

 Clustered genes*

 




What is this an image of?

 Neural stem cells transplanted into mouse brain *

Pigs intestines used to make herceptin

 




What is this an image of?

 Leaky blood vessel*

 Cancerous tumor

 




This is an image of Vitamin C.

True*

 False

 




This is an image of HIV.

True*

 False

 




This is an image of breast cancer cells.

True

 False*

 




This is an image of developing sperm.

True*

 False

 




This is an image of colon cancer cells.

True*

 False

 

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   Professional boundaries

 


 




1.   Professional boundaries are limits that protect the space between the nurse’s professional power and the client’s vulnerability.


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False

 

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2.   Professional boundaries are the borders that mark the edges between a professional, therapeutic relationship and a non-professional or personal relationship between a nurse and a person in their care.


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3.   Nurses must always obtain informed consent from persons in their care prior to undertaking any therapeutic, professional interaction.


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4.   Brief excursions across professional boundaries that may be inadvertent, thoughtless or even purposeful if done to meet a specific therapeutic/care need are known as:


Boundary crossings

Boundary violations

Sexual misconduct

Professional incompetence


 


 

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5.   When nurses confuse their own needs with the needs of the person in their care, this is considered:


Boundary crossings

Boundary violations

Sexual misconduct

Professional incompetence


 


 

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6.   Excessive personal disclosure by the nurse, secrecy or even a reversal of roles is considered to be:


Boundary crossings

Boundary violations

Sexual misconduct

Professional  incompetence

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 7.   Any behavior that is seductive, sexually demeaning, harassing or reasonably interpreted as sexual by the person who is in a therapeutic relationship with a nurse is considered:


Boundary crossings

Boundary violations

Sexual misconduct

Professional incompetence

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8.   Which of the following activities is NOT a potential professional boundary crossing or violation?


Nurse discusses aspects of her intimate or personal life with a person in their care

Nurse keeps secrets with the person receiving care

Nurse believes that only she understands and can meet the person’s needs

Nurse asks pertinent questions about the client’s sexual activities when completing a medical history

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9.   Which of the following activities is NOT a potential professional boundary crossing or violation?


Nurse discusses personal problems with a person in her care

Nurse discusses feelings of sexual attraction with her client

Nurse spends an inappropriate amount of time with a particular person in their care

Nurse explains actions and aspects of care with a particular client to colleagues

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10.   Which of the following activities is NOT a potential professional boundary crossing or violation?


Nurse becomes guarded or defensive when someone questions her interactions with a particular client

Nurse reports all aspects of behavior of the person in their care

Nurse visits the client when off duty

Nurse believe she is immune from fostering a non-therapeutic relationship with a client

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11.   Which of the following activities is NOT a potential professional boundary crossing or violation?


Nurse advocates strongly for the client’s interests and well-being

Nurse swaps roster allocations to be with a particular client

Nurse employs sexual innuendo, off-color jokes or offensive language

Nurse fails to recognize the development of a sexual attraction with a person in their care

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12.   Which of the following is NOT a factor a nurse must consider when establishing professional boundaries?


Care setting

Community influences

Well-being of client

Nature of therapy

 

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 13.   If a nurse observes a professional boundary violation in a colleague, what should she NOT do?


Ignore it as it is none of her business

Document incidents in a timely manner

Consult with trusted supervisor or colleague

Comply with legal and ethical mandates in reporting violations

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14.   Receiving gifts from clients such as chocolates or flowers is generally acceptable.


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False

 

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14.   Receiving gifts from clients such as chocolates or flowers is generally acceptable.


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 15.   Professional boundary issues are only applicable to nurses involved in a therapeutic relationships with clients.


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16.   The incidence of professional boundary violations reported to nursing regulatory bodies is fairly high.


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17.   Relationships with clients have both the power to heal and the power to harm.


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18.   Nurses are expected to avoid personal bias when collecting, interpreting and communicating information about those in their care.


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19.   Nurses are expected to restrain the client’s participation, choice and control in meeting their health-care needs.


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20.   Professional boundaries are fixed and usually clearly defined by relevant law, code of ethics and practice standards.


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