NUR 206 COMMUNITY HESI TEST
BANK 2026 VERSION 1 AND 2
ACCURATE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
◉ Healthcare Ethics. Answer: How professionals fulfilltheir
responsibilities and how care is provided to patients
◉ Morals. Answer: Standards of right and wrong that help individuals
judge what is correct or permissible action to take in a situation
◉ Beneficence. Answer: Doing or promoting good
◉ Nonmaleficence. Answer: do no harm
◉ Autonomy. Answer: Independence and ability to be self-directed
◉ Advanced Directives. Answer: - Way to communicate healthcare
wishes.
- Patient appoints anhealthcare proxy or Durable power of attorney for
healthcare decisions
◉ Justice. Answer: fairness
◉ Veracity. Answer: Telling the truth
, ◉ Fidelity. Answer: Being faithful to one's commitments and promises
◉ Accountability. Answer: Responsible for all actions. Accountable for
errors or mistakes
◉ Privacy. Answer: Loss of privacy occurs if others inappropriately use
their access to a person
◉ Confidentiality. Answer: Keeping information about the patient
private
◉ Indications for medical intervention. Answer: - Consideration of the
patient's diagnosis and condition.
- Treatment alternatives are evaluated according to risk vs. benefit.
- Double effect: action can produce 2 outcomes, helpful and harmful at
the same time.
- Futility: interventions are not likely to preserve life, restore health, or
relieve suffering.
- Informed consent: in order to make a decision on treatment options
they must be provided risks/benefits of the treatmentas well as
risks/benefits ofr eceiving no treatment
- Quality of life: determine how satisfying a person's life according to
the patient's point of view and evaluation by others
◉ Resolving ethical dilemmas. Answer: - Validate feelings &values
BANK 2026 VERSION 1 AND 2
ACCURATE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
◉ Healthcare Ethics. Answer: How professionals fulfilltheir
responsibilities and how care is provided to patients
◉ Morals. Answer: Standards of right and wrong that help individuals
judge what is correct or permissible action to take in a situation
◉ Beneficence. Answer: Doing or promoting good
◉ Nonmaleficence. Answer: do no harm
◉ Autonomy. Answer: Independence and ability to be self-directed
◉ Advanced Directives. Answer: - Way to communicate healthcare
wishes.
- Patient appoints anhealthcare proxy or Durable power of attorney for
healthcare decisions
◉ Justice. Answer: fairness
◉ Veracity. Answer: Telling the truth
, ◉ Fidelity. Answer: Being faithful to one's commitments and promises
◉ Accountability. Answer: Responsible for all actions. Accountable for
errors or mistakes
◉ Privacy. Answer: Loss of privacy occurs if others inappropriately use
their access to a person
◉ Confidentiality. Answer: Keeping information about the patient
private
◉ Indications for medical intervention. Answer: - Consideration of the
patient's diagnosis and condition.
- Treatment alternatives are evaluated according to risk vs. benefit.
- Double effect: action can produce 2 outcomes, helpful and harmful at
the same time.
- Futility: interventions are not likely to preserve life, restore health, or
relieve suffering.
- Informed consent: in order to make a decision on treatment options
they must be provided risks/benefits of the treatmentas well as
risks/benefits ofr eceiving no treatment
- Quality of life: determine how satisfying a person's life according to
the patient's point of view and evaluation by others
◉ Resolving ethical dilemmas. Answer: - Validate feelings &values
