Communication/Responsibilities/Regulations

Match the words with their definition: [blank_start]Proxemics[blank_end]: the branch of knowledge that deals with the amount of space that people feel it necessary to set between themselves and others [blank_start]Kinetics[blank_end]: personal body movements which are unique to everyone [blank_start]Paralinguistics[blank_end]: covers vocal signals beyond verbal message e.g. tonality and inflection [blank_start]Tonality[blank_end]: how the sounds of the voice are interpreted

Match the organisation with their responsibilities: [blank_start]BVNA[blank_end]: legal advise and help, voice of veterinary nursing, VN awareness month promoting, produces journal, congress every year [blank_start]RCVS[blank_end]: regulatory body for VSs and VNs, enrol SVNs, register with them when qualified, discipline for VS and VN, code of professional conduct [blank_start]British Veterinary Association[blank_end]: representative body for all of veterinary profession, similar to BVNA British [blank_start]Small Animal Veterinary[blank_end] Association: Representative body for small animal veterinary profession School of [blank_start]Practicing Veterinary Surgeons[blank_end]: management of veterinary practice - business side not clinical, look after staff, promote positive mental health, work with vet management group

Match the organisation with their responsibilities: [blank_start]Department of Environment, Food[blank_end] and Rural Affairs: government body, transport animals, pet passports, horse passports, transporting of plants and environment issues [blank_start]Veterinary Defence Society[blank_end]: Legal advice and insurance company for veterinary profession, provide advice and guidance [blank_start]Health and Safety Executive[blank_end]: Govern health and safety in every workplace, not just practices, aim to reduce risk, prevent injury, illness and death in the workplace Animals [blank_start]Medicines training regulatory authority[blank_end] (AMTRA): responsible for training and regulations of SQPs [blank_start]Veterinary Medicines Directorate[blank_end]: SARSS (suspected adverse reaction surveillance scheme) - reporting medicine or treatment has had an adverse effect or lacking efficacy [blank_start]City & Guilds[blank_end]: Set syllabus and exams, awarding organisation

Which organisation is also part of DEFRA?

What can a SQP prescribe?

The VMD is part of [blank_start]DEFRA[blank_end]. The VMD oversee the [blank_start]SARSS[blank_end].

The General Data Protection Regulations, enforced in May 2018, only protects LIVING people.

One of the 8 data protection principles within the GDPR May 2018 is that data CAN be transferred outside of the EU.

Tick all 5 Codes of Professional Conduct. These regulate VNs and SVNs.

The Veterinary surgeons Act 1966 Paragraph [blank_start]6[blank_end] - RVNs - what they can do Paragraph [blank_start]7[blank_end] - SVNs - what they can do Schedule [blank_start]3[blank_end] is most important for us (2002 Schedule 3 amendment order)

How much CPD should a RVN do?

Veterinary [blank_start]Direct[blank_end]ion: VS instructs VN or SVN as to the tasks to be performed but is not necessarily present. Veterinary [blank_start]Supervis[blank_end]ion: VS is present on premises and able to respond to a request for assistance if needed. [blank_start]Direct, continuous and personal Supervis[blank_end]ion: VS or VN is present and giving the SVN their undivided attention.

Tick all of the procedures/treatments which a RVN is NOT permitted to carry out:

Euthanasisa can be done by anyone, if done so HUMANELY

A SVN are permitted to carry out the same procedures/treatments as a RVN but they must be supervised and directed.

A VS X-rays a dog. The VS then books up the procedure and charges the client for the procedure itself and also for x3 radiographs. Who owns the images?

What can cleaners/receptionists/kennel assistants do in practice? Tick all the correct options.

How long do we keep these records for? Match the correct length of time with the record type. Insurance records - 7 years for company, [blank_start]lifetime of the pet for clients[blank_end] Health and safety records - [blank_start]indefinitely[blank_end] Staff appraisal records - as long as [blank_start]the member of staff is at the practice[blank_end] Financial, tax and PAYE records - [blank_start]3 years[blank_end] Recruitment records for unsuccessful candidates - [blank_start]6 months[blank_end] Accident book - 3 years Veterinary medicinal records - [blank_start]at least 5 years[blank_end] Invoices for controlled drugs - [blank_start]2 years[blank_end] Clinical records - [blank_start]at least 6 years[blank_end]

Which of the following situations would permit a student veterinary nurse to give a vaccination to an animal?

According to the VN code of professional conduct, what does the term 'under the direction of' mean?

Which of the following describes a client visiting an additional practice without letting either practice know that they are seeking a second opinion?

which of the following sets out the principles of practice for a VN?

when would a nurse under the direction of a VS be allowed to induce anaesthesia?

WHich of the following would NOT be a breach of the Data Protection Act?

Which of the following members of staff would NOT be required to complete CPD as part of the requirements of their qualification?

The schedule 3 exemption (schedule 3 amendment 2002) is originally part of the

The principles of practice set out within the code of professional conduct for VNs requires nurses to have professional competence. which of the following best describes professional competence. The nurse:

Which of the following represents the amount of CPD which an RVN must complete?

Which of the following would be a source of evidence based nursing?