Who's Who
This organization's mission is to promote public safety through governance of nursing education and practice.
Who is the Wyoming State Board of Nursing (WSBN)?
Handles renewals every 2 years.
What is Licensing?
Right task, right circumstances, right person, right direction, right supervision/evaluation.
What are the rights of delegation?
Where to locate the Scope of Practice for Nurses and the CNA Role.
What is Chapter 3? (rules & regulations)
A student nurse witnesses a CNA strike a resident, this is the next step.
What is file a complaint? or What is report to a supervisor?
Where do you file a complaint?
This organization represents nurse regulators and develops and maintains the NCLEX exams.
Who is the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN)?
Takes action against nurses with unsafe nursing practice.
What is Compliance and Discipline?
APRN to RN, LPN, CNA, UAP
RN to LPN, CNA, UAP
LPN to CNA, UAP
Who can delegate to who?
Under the influence of alcohol, drugs, substances, or chemicals with the intent of practicing nursing;
Abuse of a client or member of a vulnerable population;
Performed unsafe care;
Diversion of drugs or medications for self or others.
What are grounds for discipline?
(for more details - review Chapter 8)
A friend requests appears on social media from a patient, accept or deny....
What is deny?.....but why?
This organization's mission is to promote the profession of nursing, while providing a unified voice for nurses and advocate for a healthier Wyoming.
Who is the Wyoming Nurses Association (WNA)?
Regulates nursing education programs throughout the state.
What is Practice & Education?
What are the licensed nurse responsibilities related to delegation?
When and what to delegate, the patients' needs and condition, the state/jurisdiction's provisions; knowing the employer policies & procedures; communication, follow-up, feedback.
Although not a law, these are the WSBN's official opinions on whether certain nursing procedures, policies, and other practices comply with the standards of nursing practice in Wyoming.
What are advisory opinions (AO's)?
As a nurse, I want to start an aesthetic practice that includes administering Botox. This is where I find the guidelines outlined by the WSBN.
What is the Aesthetic Procedures-Medical Spas
Advisory Opinion (AO)?
They accredit nursing programs.
Who is ACEN? - Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Who is CCNE? - Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education
Rachael Fillbrandt, MSN, RN
Who is the Executive Director of the WSBN?
What are the delegatee responsibilities regarding delegation?
Accepting responsibility, maintaining competency, communication, and accountability.
A nurse lives in Wyoming, but wants to work in Montana - this will enable the nurse to do so.
What is a multi-state license?
The nurse you're giving report to is slurring words and appears to be having difficulty understanding and focusing on report.
What is contact a supervisor? (eg: charge RN, manager)
December 7, 1909
What is the date of the first meeting of the Wyoming State Board of Nursing?
This next period begins on October 1, 2024.
When is the start of the next renewal period for all licenses?
What are the employer/nurse leader responsibilities regarding delegation?
Developing policies & procedures; communication; providing access to training; promoting a positive culture and work environment.
A nurse currently lives in Wyoming and has a multi-state license. The nurse is planning a move to Texas. This should occur once the nurse moves to Texas.
What is transfer/re-apply for licensure in Texas?
What is Substance Use Disorder in Nursing?
Substance use disorder (SUD) is a complex condition in which there is uncontrolled use of a substance despite harmful consequences. Drugs may be used personally outside of work, used during work or diverting drugs from the workplace.