7/13/25, 6:26
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NURSING AND HEALTHCARE LPN GALEN COLLEGE
EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE
GRADED A++ 2025/2026
Terms in this set (66)
autonomy to be an active part of their own active
care plan, or right to choose or freedom
to choose
Morals Beliefs about what is fair and what is right or
wrong
Law is thought of as a minimum ethic
______________that is
written
and enforced.
*Right to consent to care
What are individual *Right to choose between alternative treatments
rights that has *Right to consent or refuse treatment
become a central *womans rights over their own bodies.
theme of health
care?
1.) Nonmaleficence (do not harm)
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2.) Beneficence (do good)
Five Ethical Principles 3.) Autonomy (free to choose)
4.) Fidelity (be true)
5.) Justice (fair to all)
Beneficence to do good
fairness; rightfulness
Justice
must deliver fair and equal treatment to all
patients, recognizing and avoiding bias.
faithfulness; loyalty
fidelity
To be true
Beneficial a disrespectful attitude toward the patient
paternalism and what the patient has to contribute to
personal care and recovery
Nonmaleficence duty to do no harm
Based on state legislation that regulates
nursing practice. Aimed at protecting the
public, making nurses accountable for
their actions, and establishes State
Boards of Nursing.
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11
PM
NURSING AND HEALTHCARE LPN GALEN COLLEGE
EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE
GRADED A++ 2025/2026
Terms in this set (66)
autonomy to be an active part of their own active
care plan, or right to choose or freedom
to choose
Morals Beliefs about what is fair and what is right or
wrong
Law is thought of as a minimum ethic
______________that is
written
and enforced.
*Right to consent to care
What are individual *Right to choose between alternative treatments
rights that has *Right to consent or refuse treatment
become a central *womans rights over their own bodies.
theme of health
care?
1.) Nonmaleficence (do not harm)
1/
11
, 7/13/25, 6:26
PM
2.) Beneficence (do good)
Five Ethical Principles 3.) Autonomy (free to choose)
4.) Fidelity (be true)
5.) Justice (fair to all)
Beneficence to do good
fairness; rightfulness
Justice
must deliver fair and equal treatment to all
patients, recognizing and avoiding bias.
faithfulness; loyalty
fidelity
To be true
Beneficial a disrespectful attitude toward the patient
paternalism and what the patient has to contribute to
personal care and recovery
Nonmaleficence duty to do no harm
Based on state legislation that regulates
nursing practice. Aimed at protecting the
public, making nurses accountable for
their actions, and establishes State
Boards of Nursing.
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11
