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In Quebec and the US (at least anywhere I've visited) the iced tea is literally iced tea!!! Ours is composed of delightful sugary crystals that have nothing to do with tea. I was traumatized as a child when forced to drink the Quebecois the glace.

Okay, I didn't get the exam back, but I did get 100%, so thanks for the help!! For those who are curious; 1 is c, 2 is c, 3 is b. They can't fool us, heh???

Hi, I'm new here, and I think it's great to have a forum like this! I am doing a take home exam and am having some problems with three of the questions, maybe someone out there has some brilliant insight!! 1. You (LPN) notice while listening to report that your co-worker seems intoxicated. Later in the day the co-worker makes an error in judgement and a pt. is injured: Who may be held responsible? a. You (LPN) and the co-worker (LPN) b. The hospital and the head nurse c. The hospital and both LPNs d. The LPN and the hospital 2. What is the right of the pt under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act to see his/her pt. record/chart? a. The pt can see record/chart regardless of his/her mental or physical health. b. The pt. can ask nurse to review the record/chart at any time. c. The pt can see the record/chart if it will not cause harm to the pt. or any other person. I'm pretty sure it would be C; we're not supposed to give out diagnostic information. I can't find anything specific, though. 3. How are the legal duties and functions of the practical nurse determined in BC? a. by the Gov't of Canada b. by the Health Professions Act I've already discarded two answers, but wouldn't the duties and functions be DETERMINED by the Gov't and DEFINED by the Act?? Or am I being too technical??? I could really use some insight, this is due tomorrow!!