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Nursing responsibilities and legislation

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veterinary surgeons act (VSA)   show
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Reporting of Injuries, disease and dangerous occurences (RIDDOR)   show
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Control of hazardous substances to health   show
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Animal welfare Act   show
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CITES   show
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show The Animal Welfare (Service Animals) act 2019  
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show Lucy's law  
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show denial.anger.bargaining.depression.acceptance.  
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show 1974  
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consequentialist theory, best outcome for the majority   show
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non-consequentialist theory, supports morally right action   show
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show Based on individuals being 'morally good' and therefore choosing the right path as a result.  
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show respect for autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence and justice  
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show quality improvement process that seeks to improve patient care through systematic review of care  
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whistleblowing   show
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clinical governance   show
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CPD allowance   show
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show face to face, telephone, video and audio conferencing, written  
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factors affecting communication   show
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empathy   show
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show there, there, what a shame  
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show nodding, facial expression, eye contact, gesture, postures, body language  
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show RCVS  
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show 1844  
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VSA 1966 - what schedule concerns VNS and SVNs?   show
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show direct, continuous supervision by RVN or VS  
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How are vet nurses regulated?   show
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show Sigh, nodding, eye contact  
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show evaluation of the effectiveness of the message (delivery)  
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show Shannon-Weaver communication model  
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Osgood and Schramm model   show
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representative organisation is   show
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Representative organisation for veterinary Nurses   show
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vetlife   show
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SPVS   show
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ACAS   show
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samaritans   show
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Blue cross   show
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5 animal's needs   show
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show 1991  
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dogs covered by dangerous dog act   show
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complaint serious enough to warrant regulatory investigation   show
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show To maintain law and order and protect society. e.g murder, theft, rape etc  
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show exists to uphold the rights of individuals . e.g lending and borrowing money, entering contracts and disputes  
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consent   show
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show to give permission to do something after being made fully aware of what they are consenting to and the potential consequences  
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show RVN/SVN providing they are suitably trained and aware of the proposed procedure, tx and risks involved  
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Barriers to gaining consent   show
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show 1990  
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show 1988  
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show 1988  
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the hazardous waste regulations   show
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reason for euthanasia   show
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when may GDPR be broken (first contacting RCVS before breaking)   show
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interprofessional practice   show
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Improved staff retension, reduced stress and anxiety, improved practice reputation, reduction in errors, less staff sickness, reduced overall work load, staff feel more supported   show
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show Purple striped bag/purple lidded bin (high temp incineration only)  
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contaminated sharps   show
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infectious, clinical waste   show
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photographic chemicals   show
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show tiger bag (landfill)  
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show Blue/yellow bin (high temp incineration)  
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Non contaminated sharps   show
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domestic waste   show
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show Burial at home, burial at pet cemetary or cremation  
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referral practice   show
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show Code of professional conduct recognises that veterinary practices MUST provide a means of emergency care for animals 24 hrs a day  
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show Form of insurance that covers staff, customers, assets and premises.  
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show Legally required if a company has employees, covers legal cost of compensation claims made by employees  
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show Legally required to cover legal costs of compensations made by members of the public if they have suffered illness, injury, death or damage.  
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professional indemnity insurance   show
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business motor insurance   show
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building and contents insurance   show
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business legal protection   show
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product liability insurance   show
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show this covers the cost for financial trading loss when an insured event results in damage to the property  
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stock insurance   show
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personal accident insurance   show
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show Suitably qualified person  
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The veterinary products an SQP can prescribe or supply depends on   show
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Who regulates SQPs?   show
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show A premise approved by the Veterinary medicines directorate (VMD)  
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NFA - VPS   show
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NFA- VPS medicines:   show
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POM - VPS   show
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show Used mainly in farm animals/horses to reduce or prevent effects of endemic disease in herds, flocks or individual animals  
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AVM - GSL   show
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AVM - GSL medicines   show
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show DEFRA - who ensure the safety, quality and efficancy of veterinary medicines  
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show - monitoring and taking actions on reports for adverse events from veterinary medicine -controlling how veterinary medicines are made and distributed - testing for residues of veterinary medicines or illegal substances in animals and animal products  
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show being authorised by secretary of state or the agency  
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records of supply of veterinary medicinal products should be kept for?   show
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Supply of veterinary medicinal products must be from?   show
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A SQP is someone who can prescribe all of the following:   show
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A SQP cannot supply or prescribe any medicines under the following:   show
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show Prescription only medicine - veterinarian  
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Social media is a common way of communicating with wider public. Some positives are:   show
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show 7 days +  
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show -qualified as a VS -qualified with the RCVS  
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Negatives to animal keeping?   show
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show cortisol levels  
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working animal   show
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show search and rescue, detecting weapons and explosives  
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show 1,700  
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show search and rescue, detection of cadavers, drugs and explosives  
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Assistance dogs   show
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show Act of making or enacting laws  
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Who makes law   show
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Who produces a bill   show
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show Individuals or groups trying to influence the opinions of parliament members before they vote  
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What is a risk assessment?   show
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who carries out risk assessments?   show
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hazard   show
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control measure is..   show
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show 1996  
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show employment paticulars, wages, working hours, time off  
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How long must somebody be employed for before submitting flexible working request (flexible working regulations 2014)   show
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The working time regulations   show
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show 48 hours  
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rest periods for an adult working more than 6 hours   show
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young person (16-17) must have a 30 min break every   show
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show 40 hours per week  
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show 11 hours consecutive rest  
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show 12 hours rest  
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which act protects people from discrimination   show
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show 1st jan 2003  
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show is used to outline professional responsibilities of the RVN and VS  
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show philosophical discipline which aims to interpret the right and wrong in society  
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show individual to the person; a set of guidelines devised by society or profession  
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show AWA 2006  
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show 18 and over  
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after what age does it become illegal to tail dock (working dogs only)   show
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