NR 222 FINAL EXAM CHAMBERLAIN [2026] | A+ VERIFIED
ANSWERS | UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS |
• Nonmaleficence -✓✓ANSWER: Duty to do no harm
• Beneficence -✓✓ANSWER: Positive action and helping others
• ANA Code of Ethics Provision 5 -✓✓ANSWER: As nurses, we have incorporated
the values of the profession with our personal values
• Advocacy -✓✓ANSWER: Speaking up for a patient
• Fidelity -✓✓ANSWER: Duty to keep a promise
• Autonomy -✓✓ANSWER: individuals right to choose and control what happens
to them
• Ethical dilemma -✓✓ANSWER: When two opposing courses of action can both
be justified by ethical principles
• Evaluation -✓✓ANSWER: Phase in the process to determine if the care plan is
working (ADPIE)
• Recognize cues -✓✓ANSWER: First step in the clinical judgement process
, • Steps of the nursing process -✓✓ANSWER: Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning,
Intervention/Implementation, Evaluation
• Implementation -✓✓ANSWER: Phase of providing education
• Who does the nurse practice act protect? -✓✓ANSWER: The public
• Planning -✓✓ANSWER: Creating Goals
• Assessment -✓✓ANSWER: Analyzing Data
• Diagnosis -✓✓ANSWER: Determine health problems
• Objective Data -✓✓ANSWER: Something you observe
• Subjective Data -✓✓ANSWER: The type of data you receive when the patient is
reporting it to you
• Priority when educating a patient who speaks a different language -
✓✓ANSWER: Use an interpreter during the education
• Define the communication principle of presence -✓✓ANSWER: A respectful
attitude, encouraging patient to tell their story
ANSWERS | UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS |
• Nonmaleficence -✓✓ANSWER: Duty to do no harm
• Beneficence -✓✓ANSWER: Positive action and helping others
• ANA Code of Ethics Provision 5 -✓✓ANSWER: As nurses, we have incorporated
the values of the profession with our personal values
• Advocacy -✓✓ANSWER: Speaking up for a patient
• Fidelity -✓✓ANSWER: Duty to keep a promise
• Autonomy -✓✓ANSWER: individuals right to choose and control what happens
to them
• Ethical dilemma -✓✓ANSWER: When two opposing courses of action can both
be justified by ethical principles
• Evaluation -✓✓ANSWER: Phase in the process to determine if the care plan is
working (ADPIE)
• Recognize cues -✓✓ANSWER: First step in the clinical judgement process
, • Steps of the nursing process -✓✓ANSWER: Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning,
Intervention/Implementation, Evaluation
• Implementation -✓✓ANSWER: Phase of providing education
• Who does the nurse practice act protect? -✓✓ANSWER: The public
• Planning -✓✓ANSWER: Creating Goals
• Assessment -✓✓ANSWER: Analyzing Data
• Diagnosis -✓✓ANSWER: Determine health problems
• Objective Data -✓✓ANSWER: Something you observe
• Subjective Data -✓✓ANSWER: The type of data you receive when the patient is
reporting it to you
• Priority when educating a patient who speaks a different language -
✓✓ANSWER: Use an interpreter during the education
• Define the communication principle of presence -✓✓ANSWER: A respectful
attitude, encouraging patient to tell their story
