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Professional Values Part B — Clinical

NMC Professional Values — Clinical Practice 1

22
Questions
80%
Pass Mark
120
Minutes
2
Times Taken

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1 What does "advocacy" mean in nursing?

A: Arguing with doctors
B: Supporting and representing a patient's rights, wishes, and interests
C: Giving legal advice
D: Managing patient finances

2 What should a nurse do if they witness bullying in the workplace?

A: Ignore it
B: Report it through appropriate channels
C: Participate to fit in
D: Resign immediately

3 What is a key principle of the Mental Capacity Act?

A: Assume a person lacks capacity until proven otherwise
B: Assume a person has capacity unless proven otherwise
C: Only doctors can assess capacity
D: Capacity is permanent once assessed

4 What does "person-centred care" mean?

A: Following hospital policies regardless of patient preference
B: Treating patients as partners in their own care, respecting their values and preferences
C: Doing everything for the patient
D: Letting the patient make all decisions

5 Who can make a decision for a patient who lacks capacity?

A: Any family member
B: The person with legal authority (e.g. Lasting Power of Attorney or court-appointed deputy) acting in the patient's best interests
C: The most senior doctor available
D: The hospital CEO

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