Question 1

Interprofessional means:

Accepted Answer

A)  People from different professions working together 
B)  People from the same discipline working together 
C)  People from different professions working collaboratively together 
D)  People from agencies working together 
A)  People from different professions working together 
B)  People from the same discipline working together 
C)  People from different professions working collaboratively together 
D)  People from agencies working together C

Question 2

Which of these features make team working difficult?

Accepted Answer

A)  Geographical separation 
B)  Away-days that most of the team attend 
C)  Nurse-led clinics 
D)  Multi-disciplinary team meetings 
A)  Geographical separation 
B)  Away-days that most of the team attend 
C)  Nurse-led clinics 
D)  Multi-disciplinary team meetings A

Question 3

Which of these will NOT foster interprofessional learning and working?

Accepted Answer

A)  Doing activities in the classroom that lead to an understanding of other professionals' roles 
B)  Doing activities in the classroom that lead to an understanding of own role only 
C)  Learning to communication across the professions 
D)  Exploring the own profession's role within both the professional team and the wider interprofessional team 
A)  Doing activities in the classroom that lead to an understanding of other professionals' roles 
B)  Doing activities in the classroom that lead to an understanding of own role only 
C)  Learning to communication across the professions 
D)  Exploring the own profession's role within both the professional team and the wider interprofessional team B

Question 4

Uniprofessional means:

Accepted Answer

A)  People from different professions working together 
B)  People from the same discipline working together 
C)  People from different professions working collaboratively together 
D)  People from agencies working together 
A)  People from different professions working together 
B)  People from the same discipline working together 
C)  People from different professions working collaboratively together 
D)  People from agencies working together

Question 5

What is a professional identity?

Accepted Answer

A)  A set of attitudes that are outside the norm 
B)  A set of common attitudes, beliefs, experiences, ideals and principles that define a certain profession 
C)  A set of attitudes, beliefs, experiences, ideals and principles that a person believes in 
D)  A set of attitudes, beliefs, experiences, ideals and principles that define many but not all professions 
A)  A set of attitudes that are outside the norm 
B)  A set of common attitudes, beliefs, experiences, ideals and principles that define a certain profession 
C)  A set of attitudes, beliefs, experiences, ideals and principles that a person believes in 
D)  A set of attitudes, beliefs, experiences, ideals and principles that define many but not all professions

Question 6

Multiprofessional means:

Accepted Answer

A)  People from different professions working together 
B)  People from the same discipline working together 
C)  People from different professions working collaboratively together 
D)  People from agencies working together 
A)  People from different professions working together 
B)  People from the same discipline working together 
C)  People from different professions working collaboratively together 
D)  People from agencies working together

Question 7

Which of these demonstrates students learning interprofessionally?

Accepted Answer

A)  Students from the same discipline discussing a patient scenario together 
B)  Students from different disciplines sitting in a lecture together 
C)  Students from different disciplines discussing a patient scenario together 
D)  Students from different disciplines listening to a seminar 
A)  Students from the same discipline discussing a patient scenario together 
B)  Students from different disciplines sitting in a lecture together 
C)  Students from different disciplines discussing a patient scenario together 
D)  Students from different disciplines listening to a seminar

Question 8

Why should professions work collaboratively?

Accepted Answer

A)  Because this is a government initiative 
B)  To stop the threat of litigation by patients and carers 
C)  To deliver care with less staff 
D)  To promote high-quality and consistent care for patients 
A)  Because this is a government initiative 
B)  To stop the threat of litigation by patients and carers 
C)  To deliver care with less staff 
D)  To promote high-quality and consistent care for patients

Question 9

Which of these is NOT an example of interprofessional collaboration?

Accepted Answer

A)  The nurse is concerned about the patient's progress and discusses this with the doctor and social worker 
B)  Doctor telling the nursing staff how to manage the patient care 
C)  In nurse-led clinics the patient sees the nurse who co-ordinates care 
D)  Routine meetings involving all healthcare professionals to discuss patient care 
A)  The nurse is concerned about the patient's progress and discusses this with the doctor and social worker 
B)  Doctor telling the nursing staff how to manage the patient care 
C)  In nurse-led clinics the patient sees the nurse who co-ordinates care 
D)  Routine meetings involving all healthcare professionals to discuss patient care

Question 10

Which of these is NOT associated with interprofessional working?

Accepted Answer

A)  Interprofessional working attempts to challenge hierarchical power structures through collective responsibility 
B)  Interprofessional working means individuals work as a team to identify problems and goals, assume joint responsibility for dealing with these, but retain their own professional role in doing so 
C)  Interprofessional working means individuals identify problems and goals and retain their own professional role to deal with these 
D)  Interprofessional working gives better communication between professions and an improved understanding of others' roles 
A)  Interprofessional working attempts to challenge hierarchical power structures through collective responsibility 
B)  Interprofessional working means individuals work as a team to identify problems and goals, assume joint responsibility for dealing with these, but retain their own professional role in doing so 
C)  Interprofessional working means individuals identify problems and goals and retain their own professional role to deal with these 
D)  Interprofessional working gives better communication between professions and an improved understanding of others' roles

Exam 35: Introduction to Interprofessional Working

Interprofessional means:

Which of these features make team working difficult?

Which of these will NOT foster interprofessional learning and working?

Uniprofessional means:

What is a professional identity?

Multiprofessional means:

Which of these demonstrates students learning interprofessionally?

Why should professions work collaboratively?

Which of these is NOT an example of interprofessional collaboration?

Which of these is NOT associated with interprofessional working?

What Is Nursing and What Is a Nurse

Being a Nursing Student

Reflection and Evidence-Based Practice

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Becoming a Change Agent

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Introduction to Nursing Theory

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Patient, Service User, Family and Carer Perspectives

Assessment, Planning, Implementation and Evaluation Apie: The Process of Nursing

Core Communication Skills

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Assisting People With Their Hygiene Needs

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