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PN 101 Final Actual Exam Newest With Complete 200+
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What is the Nurse Practice Act? - ANSWER=Enacted by each state legislature to regulate the
practice of nursing, designed to protect the public
What is SRE? - ANSWER=serious reportable events
What are the two major trends in Nursing? - ANSWER=Evidence-based practice. Quality and
safety education for Nurses (QSEN).
What are the six areas of focus for QSEN - ANSWER=Patient centered care, teamwork and
collaboration, evidence based practice, quality improvement, safety, and informatics
Define autonomy - ANSWER=Clients rights to make her own decisions.
Define paternalism - ANSWER=Making decisions for someone else.
Beneficence - ANSWER=Doing good or causing good to be done; kindly action
Define nonmaleficence - ANSWER=obligation to "do no harm".
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Fidelity - ANSWER=faithfulness; loyalty
Define veracity - ANSWER=telling the truth
Justice - ANSWER=fairness and equality
Patients ethical rights - ANSWER=Advocacy (protecting)
Respect
Dignity (privacy)
Honesty
Compassion
What is Ethical Dilemma? - ANSWER=Decisions must be made between two opposing
alternatives when there isn't a right or wrong answer.
What is Ethical Decisions? - ANSWER=based on principles and logical reasoning, no emotions.
Malpractice is based on what? - ANSWER=the duty of the nurse.
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Legal risk areas? - ANSWER=assault
battery false imprisonment
defamation fraud
Define libel - ANSWER=written words in the intent to cause harm.
Areas of Potential Liability - ANSWER=Failure to assess/evaluate
Failure to ensure safety
Medication errors
Failure to carry out physicians order
What is protected health information (PHI)? - ANSWER=Information about health status or
health care that can be linked to a specific individual.
What is advance directive? - ANSWER=written documents for making medical decisions when
a person becomes incapacitated and is unable to make his or her wishes known.
What is a mandated reporter? - ANSWER=A person who is required to make a report of
suspected child abuse, elder abuse, or domestic violence.
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Define incivility - ANSWER=describes rude, disruptive, intimidating, and undesirable manners
toward another person.
What is mallows hierarchy of needs? - ANSWER=5. self-actualization: morality, creativity,
problem solving
4. esteem: confidence, achievements, respect for others
3. love/belonging: friendships, family, sexual intimacy
2. safety: security of body, of employment, of morality
1. physiological: breathing, food, water, sex, sleep, excretion
Define ethnicity - ANSWER=a group of people defined by a distinctive trait.
Ex. race, nationality, ancestry
Example of cultural differences - ANSWER=how the family is
defined the concept of time eye contact physical contact display of
emotion speech pattern
cultural aspects of affecting patient care - ANSWER=perceptions, expectations, behavior,
decision making
define cultural awareness - ANSWER=knowledge of various cultural beliefs and values
PN 101 Final Actual Exam Newest With Complete 200+
Questions And Correct Answers |Already Graded
A+||Brand New Version
What is the Nurse Practice Act? - ANSWER=Enacted by each state legislature to regulate the
practice of nursing, designed to protect the public
What is SRE? - ANSWER=serious reportable events
What are the two major trends in Nursing? - ANSWER=Evidence-based practice. Quality and
safety education for Nurses (QSEN).
What are the six areas of focus for QSEN - ANSWER=Patient centered care, teamwork and
collaboration, evidence based practice, quality improvement, safety, and informatics
Define autonomy - ANSWER=Clients rights to make her own decisions.
Define paternalism - ANSWER=Making decisions for someone else.
Beneficence - ANSWER=Doing good or causing good to be done; kindly action
Define nonmaleficence - ANSWER=obligation to "do no harm".
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Fidelity - ANSWER=faithfulness; loyalty
Define veracity - ANSWER=telling the truth
Justice - ANSWER=fairness and equality
Patients ethical rights - ANSWER=Advocacy (protecting)
Respect
Dignity (privacy)
Honesty
Compassion
What is Ethical Dilemma? - ANSWER=Decisions must be made between two opposing
alternatives when there isn't a right or wrong answer.
What is Ethical Decisions? - ANSWER=based on principles and logical reasoning, no emotions.
Malpractice is based on what? - ANSWER=the duty of the nurse.
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Legal risk areas? - ANSWER=assault
battery false imprisonment
defamation fraud
Define libel - ANSWER=written words in the intent to cause harm.
Areas of Potential Liability - ANSWER=Failure to assess/evaluate
Failure to ensure safety
Medication errors
Failure to carry out physicians order
What is protected health information (PHI)? - ANSWER=Information about health status or
health care that can be linked to a specific individual.
What is advance directive? - ANSWER=written documents for making medical decisions when
a person becomes incapacitated and is unable to make his or her wishes known.
What is a mandated reporter? - ANSWER=A person who is required to make a report of
suspected child abuse, elder abuse, or domestic violence.
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Define incivility - ANSWER=describes rude, disruptive, intimidating, and undesirable manners
toward another person.
What is mallows hierarchy of needs? - ANSWER=5. self-actualization: morality, creativity,
problem solving
4. esteem: confidence, achievements, respect for others
3. love/belonging: friendships, family, sexual intimacy
2. safety: security of body, of employment, of morality
1. physiological: breathing, food, water, sex, sleep, excretion
Define ethnicity - ANSWER=a group of people defined by a distinctive trait.
Ex. race, nationality, ancestry
Example of cultural differences - ANSWER=how the family is
defined the concept of time eye contact physical contact display of
emotion speech pattern
cultural aspects of affecting patient care - ANSWER=perceptions, expectations, behavior,
decision making
define cultural awareness - ANSWER=knowledge of various cultural beliefs and values
