CCRI 1010 NURSING FINAL QUESTIONS & ANSWERS SOLVED 100% CORRECT!

What are the 6 standards of practice? - 1. Assessment 2. Diagnosis 3. Outcomes Identification 4. Planning 5. Implementation 6. Evaluation What is a code of ethics? - formalized rules and standards that describe what a company expects of its employees What is autonomy? - What you are responsible for. Accountability What are nurse practice acts - Legal standards that regulate the scope of practice as over seen by state nursing boards What is societal ethics - Laws and regulations. Ie malpractice, liability, negligence What is beneficence? - doing good What is nonmaleficence? - do no harm How do you process an ethical dilemma? - Ask Gather Clarify Verbalize ID NegotiateEvaluate What is legislation? - the process of introducing, adopting, changing, or repealing law What is regulation? - Putting laws into action via rules What is litigation? - the process of taking legal action What is statutory law? - State NPA What 4 factors must be present to prove negligence? - Nurse owed a duty to the pt Nurse did not carry out or breached the duty Pt was injured Pts injury was caused by nurses failure to carry out the duty. What is malpractice? - professional negligence What are some examples of advanced directives - Living wills, proxies, POA What is assault? - No contact What is battery - Causing bodily harm What is false imprisonment? - Unjustified restraint What is slander? - spoken defamation What is libel - written defamationWhat is normal body temp - 36-38c or 98.6-100.4 Where can temperature be taken? - Oral, tympanic, temporal, axillary, rectal, esophageal, pulmonary Another word for fever - pyrexia Where does pulse originate? - SA node What are the sites for measuring pulse - Temporal, carotid, ulnar, brachial, apical,radial, femoral, popliteal, posterior tibial, and dorsal is pedalis