NRSG 220: FINAL EXAM (LATEST UPDATE) REAL
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |100% CORRECT |
ALREADY GRADED A
8 principles of public health nursing Ans✓✓✓1. the client is the
population
2. primary objective/obligation is to do the greatest good for the greatest
number of people
3. work with clients as equal partners
4. primary prevention - priority
5. focus on selecting strategies that are going to create healthy
conditions
6. outreach (you find the pt)
7. use available resources
8. collaboration
population Ans✓✓✓recipients of the health promotion and disease and
disability prevention care
Community Ans✓✓✓group of people with a shared interest in a
common good
Moral community Ans✓✓✓The community of all beings who have
moral worth in themselves and, as such, deserve the protection and
respect of the community
, Kantian Ethics (Deontology) Ans✓✓✓Whether your choice is moral
doesn't depend on consequences; it depends on rules/duties that are
binding regardless of consequences.
- respecting autonomy while protecting safety
autonomy Ans✓✓✓independence
Utilitarianism/Consequentialism Ans✓✓✓the outcomes of our actions
determine whether our decisions are ethical; happiness should be
maximized
communitarian ethics Ans✓✓✓a moral responsibility to promote
community, mutuality, and persons-in-relation who live simultaneously
for others and for themselves
- differs from deontology
Social justice Ans✓✓✓the defense of human dignity by ensuring that
essential human needs are met and that essential human rights are
protected for all people
Just generosity Ans✓✓✓A conception of justice highlighting human
connections and not separateness
- giving according to needs
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |100% CORRECT |
ALREADY GRADED A
8 principles of public health nursing Ans✓✓✓1. the client is the
population
2. primary objective/obligation is to do the greatest good for the greatest
number of people
3. work with clients as equal partners
4. primary prevention - priority
5. focus on selecting strategies that are going to create healthy
conditions
6. outreach (you find the pt)
7. use available resources
8. collaboration
population Ans✓✓✓recipients of the health promotion and disease and
disability prevention care
Community Ans✓✓✓group of people with a shared interest in a
common good
Moral community Ans✓✓✓The community of all beings who have
moral worth in themselves and, as such, deserve the protection and
respect of the community
, Kantian Ethics (Deontology) Ans✓✓✓Whether your choice is moral
doesn't depend on consequences; it depends on rules/duties that are
binding regardless of consequences.
- respecting autonomy while protecting safety
autonomy Ans✓✓✓independence
Utilitarianism/Consequentialism Ans✓✓✓the outcomes of our actions
determine whether our decisions are ethical; happiness should be
maximized
communitarian ethics Ans✓✓✓a moral responsibility to promote
community, mutuality, and persons-in-relation who live simultaneously
for others and for themselves
- differs from deontology
Social justice Ans✓✓✓the defense of human dignity by ensuring that
essential human needs are met and that essential human rights are
protected for all people
Just generosity Ans✓✓✓A conception of justice highlighting human
connections and not separateness
- giving according to needs
