NSG2113 chp. 7 - nursing values and
ethics
_____ _______ is created with interest to both your and the affected person's wishes,
wishes, information, and enjoy - ANS-mutual appreciate
________ ethics is a manner of "being," displayed in normal interactions - ANS-relational
________ is the take a look at of philosophical ideals of what is useful or valuable for all -
ANS-ethics
________ theories question or monitor our duties as nurses - ANS-normative
_________ keeps that the nurse-affected person courting is the foundational of nursing
ethics - ANS-relational ethics
___________ facilitates nurses explore private values and feelings and to determine the way
to act on personal ideals - ANS-values clarification
1. The nurse knows that values clarification performs a major function in
a. Creating a hard and fast of guidelines for conduct
b. Identifying values that should be popular via all
c. Resolving issues of "fee warfare"
d. Develping a code of ethics - ANS-c. Resolving troubles of fee conflict
- via knowledge their non-public values, nurses better recognize their sufferers' and
co-workers' values.
- in "values war," private values are at odds with the ones of a affected person, a colleague,
or organization. Values play a chief role in resolving these dilemmas.
10. Ethical dilemmas frequently rise up over a battle of opinion. Once the nurse has
determined that the dilemma is ethical, which motion should the nurse take first in
negotiating the distinction of opinion?
A. Consult a expert ethicist to ensure that the stairs of the method occur in complete
b. Collect all applicable information regarding the quandary
c. List the ethical standards that inform the dilemma in order that negotiations agree at the
language of the dialogue
d. Make sure that the attending health practitioner has written an order for an ethics
consultation to help the ethics procedure - ANS-b. Collect all relevant information concerning
the catch 22 situation
, - every step in the processing of an ethical catch 22 situation resembles steps in essential
wondering
- the nurse starts with the aid of amassing data and moves thru evaluation and identification
of the trouble, making plans of a solution, implementation of an answer, and assessment of
the outcomes
2. In Canada, equitable get admission to to health care manner that all residents have
identical get admission to to medically essential offerings. Which moral principle might
replicate identical access to health care?
A. Responsibility
b. Autonomy
c. Relational ethics
d. Justice - ANS-d. Justice
- justice refers to equity
- the time period is regularly used during discussions approximately sources
- the question in this example is a way to determine the just/fair distribution of assets
three. It can seem redundant whilst HCPs, consisting of expert nurses, conform to "do no
harm" to their patients. The factor of this agreement is to reassure the public that in all
methods, now not simplest will the fitness care team work to heal patients however they may
additionally comply with try this inside the least painful and harmful way viable. Which
precept describes this settlement?
A. Beneficence
b. Duty
c. Nonmaleficence
d. Appreciate for autonomy - ANS-c. Nonmaleficence
- the avoidance of damage and harm
- in health care ethics, moral exercise entails not most effective the need to do desirable
however also the same dedication to do no damage
4. A affected person is admitted to a clinical unit. The affected person is frightened of
hospitals. The nurse carefully assesses the patient to determine the precise fears after which
establishes interventions designed to reduce these fears. On this setting, how is the nurse
training affected person advocacy?
A. Seeking out the nurse manager to speak w the patient
b. Documenting patient fears inside the scientific document in a timely way
c. Running to exchange the clinic environment
d. Assessing the sufferers' point fo view and preparing to articulate it - ANS-d. Assessing the
sufferers' POV and making ready to articulate it
- the nurse is making an attempt to recognize the patient's fears so that the nurse can advise
on their behalf via knowledge and articulating this information to others
ethics
_____ _______ is created with interest to both your and the affected person's wishes,
wishes, information, and enjoy - ANS-mutual appreciate
________ ethics is a manner of "being," displayed in normal interactions - ANS-relational
________ is the take a look at of philosophical ideals of what is useful or valuable for all -
ANS-ethics
________ theories question or monitor our duties as nurses - ANS-normative
_________ keeps that the nurse-affected person courting is the foundational of nursing
ethics - ANS-relational ethics
___________ facilitates nurses explore private values and feelings and to determine the way
to act on personal ideals - ANS-values clarification
1. The nurse knows that values clarification performs a major function in
a. Creating a hard and fast of guidelines for conduct
b. Identifying values that should be popular via all
c. Resolving issues of "fee warfare"
d. Develping a code of ethics - ANS-c. Resolving troubles of fee conflict
- via knowledge their non-public values, nurses better recognize their sufferers' and
co-workers' values.
- in "values war," private values are at odds with the ones of a affected person, a colleague,
or organization. Values play a chief role in resolving these dilemmas.
10. Ethical dilemmas frequently rise up over a battle of opinion. Once the nurse has
determined that the dilemma is ethical, which motion should the nurse take first in
negotiating the distinction of opinion?
A. Consult a expert ethicist to ensure that the stairs of the method occur in complete
b. Collect all applicable information regarding the quandary
c. List the ethical standards that inform the dilemma in order that negotiations agree at the
language of the dialogue
d. Make sure that the attending health practitioner has written an order for an ethics
consultation to help the ethics procedure - ANS-b. Collect all relevant information concerning
the catch 22 situation
, - every step in the processing of an ethical catch 22 situation resembles steps in essential
wondering
- the nurse starts with the aid of amassing data and moves thru evaluation and identification
of the trouble, making plans of a solution, implementation of an answer, and assessment of
the outcomes
2. In Canada, equitable get admission to to health care manner that all residents have
identical get admission to to medically essential offerings. Which moral principle might
replicate identical access to health care?
A. Responsibility
b. Autonomy
c. Relational ethics
d. Justice - ANS-d. Justice
- justice refers to equity
- the time period is regularly used during discussions approximately sources
- the question in this example is a way to determine the just/fair distribution of assets
three. It can seem redundant whilst HCPs, consisting of expert nurses, conform to "do no
harm" to their patients. The factor of this agreement is to reassure the public that in all
methods, now not simplest will the fitness care team work to heal patients however they may
additionally comply with try this inside the least painful and harmful way viable. Which
precept describes this settlement?
A. Beneficence
b. Duty
c. Nonmaleficence
d. Appreciate for autonomy - ANS-c. Nonmaleficence
- the avoidance of damage and harm
- in health care ethics, moral exercise entails not most effective the need to do desirable
however also the same dedication to do no damage
4. A affected person is admitted to a clinical unit. The affected person is frightened of
hospitals. The nurse carefully assesses the patient to determine the precise fears after which
establishes interventions designed to reduce these fears. On this setting, how is the nurse
training affected person advocacy?
A. Seeking out the nurse manager to speak w the patient
b. Documenting patient fears inside the scientific document in a timely way
c. Running to exchange the clinic environment
d. Assessing the sufferers' point fo view and preparing to articulate it - ANS-d. Assessing the
sufferers' POV and making ready to articulate it
- the nurse is making an attempt to recognize the patient's fears so that the nurse can advise
on their behalf via knowledge and articulating this information to others
