Statutory bodies

1. What is the primary function of the Indian Nursing Council (INC)?

• Conducting medical entrance examinations

• Accrediting nursing colleges and institutions

• Regulating the nursing profession in India

• Conducting research on nursing practices

The Indian Nursing Council (INC) is responsible for setting standards for

• Nursing education and training

• Medical research and development

• Pharmaceutical manufacturing practices

• Hospital administration and management

What does TNAI stand for?

• Trained Nursing Association of India

• Trained Nurses' Association of India

• The National Association of Indian Nurses

• The Nursing Alliance of India

Each state in India has its own independent:

• Indian Nursing Council (INC)

• National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers (NABH)

• State Nursing Council (SNC)

• All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)

Who among the following is considered a key stakeholder in the nursing profession?

• Doctors

• Pharmacists

• Patients

• Hospital administrators

Nursing associations and organizations are stakeholders in the nursing profession.

• True

• False

Student welfare bodies in nursing primarily aim to:

• Promote faculty development

• Establish research collaborations

• Advocate for student rights and well-being

• Coordinate clinical placements

The primary function of student welfare bodies in nursing is to oversee faculty hiring and development.

• True

• False