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Instructor Resource Delves-Yates, Essentials of Nursing Practice, 3e SAGE Publishing

Table of contents

Part A

• What is nursing and what is a nurse?
• Being a nursing student
• Reflection and evidence-based practice
• Academic writing and assessment

Part B

• Ethics
• Law
• Accountability and professionalism
• Resilience
• Becoming a change agent

Part C

• Delivering Effective Care
• Introduction to Nursing Theory
• Value-based, Person- or Family-centred Care
• Patient, Service User, Family and Carer Perspectives
• Assessment, Planning, Implementation and Evaluation (Apie): The Process of Nursing

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• Core Communication Skills
• Communication and Interpersonal Skills in Challenging Circumstances
• Ensuring Quality and Effective Management of Risk
• Record-Keeping and Documentation
• Clinical Decision-Making
• Safeguarding
• Promoting Health

Part D

• Infection Prevention and Control (Ipc)
• Aseptic Technique and Specimen Collection
• Clinical Measurement
• Pain Management
• Skin Integrity
• Safe Movement of People
• Emergency Care
• Medicines Administration
• Assisting People with Their Nutritional Needs
• Assisting People with Their Elimination Needs
• Assisting People with Their Hygiene Needs
• Care After Death

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• Introduction to the Organisation and Settings of Care
• Introduction to Interprofessional Working
• Introduction to The Psychological Context of Nursing
• Introduction to The Sociological Context of Nursing
• Introduction to Public Health
• Introduction to Health Policy and the Political Context of Nursing
• Introduction to The Global Context of Nursing
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Chapter 1: What is nursing and what is a nurse?

Multiple choice

1. The notable figures in nursing history are:

• Nightingale and Seacole
• Cadwaladr and Richards
• West and Wood
• all of these

Answer: D

2. To practise legally as a nurse in the UK you must:

• be over 25 years of age
• hold a valid and current registration with the NMC
• have experience in caring for patients from each of the four fields of nursing
• all of these

Answer: B

3. The 6 Cs of nursing are:

• care, compassion, competence, communication, courage, commitment
• care, compassion, cleverness, courage, communication, commitment
• care, compassion, competence, cleanliness, courage, commitment
• Care, compassion, competence, clemency, commendableness, commitment

Answer: A

4. The term profession is accurately used to describe:

• an activity that is undertaken to earn a living
• a job which brings celebrity status and great fortune
• an occupation requiring extensive education with a code of ethics
• any job which requires specific training

Answer: C

5. The essence of nursing is:

• delivering effective care to adults, children, families and/or whole communities
• working in partnership with individual people, groups of people or the families and carers

of those people

• helping individuals to achieve or maintain the best health, independence and quality of

life possible

• all of these

Answer: D

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