NURS 3121 Week 5 Test With
Solution
Ethics - ANSWER an expression of values and beliefs that guide practice
components of bioethics - ANSWER -autonomy
-non maleficence
-beneficence
-justice
-principle of impossibility
-fidelity
ethical concepts in nursing - ANSWER -relational ethics
-deontology
-bioethics
autonomy - ANSWER independence
Non-maleficence - ANSWER duty to do no harm
person who came up with anxiety levels - ANSWER peplau
-mild
moderate
-severe
,-panic
Beneficence - ANSWER Doing good or causing good to be done; kindly
action
Justice - ANSWER Respecting the rights of others and giving them what is
rightfully theirs
relational ethics - ANSWER the value placed on the relationships between
researchers and the people they are researching
-fostering, maintaining and recognizing the patient is valuable and an expert
in their life
Dentology - ANSWER the study of the nature of duty and obligation
deontological in nursing - ANSWER -CARNA
-AHS
-other organizations that put laws in about how we practice
Bioethics - ANSWER The study of ethics related to issues that arise in health
care.
patient rights - ANSWER -legal rights
-confidentiality
patient rights: legal rights - ANSWER -right to treatment
-right to refuse treatment
-authorization of treatment
, -right to least restrictive care
-confidentiality
genetic vs biological factors - ANSWER -genetic is passed on
-biological factors are your own personal
patient rights: confidentiality. - ANSWER -duty to warn
-duty to protect
-reporting of abuse
-confidentiality of communicable diseases
-confidentiality after death
-protection of patients
what do we have to report - ANSWER -child abuse
-protection for persons in care act
-communicable diseases
alberta mental health act: incompetence - ANSWER -it has been determined
that the pt cannot understand the subject matter of treatment decisions
AND
Solution
Ethics - ANSWER an expression of values and beliefs that guide practice
components of bioethics - ANSWER -autonomy
-non maleficence
-beneficence
-justice
-principle of impossibility
-fidelity
ethical concepts in nursing - ANSWER -relational ethics
-deontology
-bioethics
autonomy - ANSWER independence
Non-maleficence - ANSWER duty to do no harm
person who came up with anxiety levels - ANSWER peplau
-mild
moderate
-severe
,-panic
Beneficence - ANSWER Doing good or causing good to be done; kindly
action
Justice - ANSWER Respecting the rights of others and giving them what is
rightfully theirs
relational ethics - ANSWER the value placed on the relationships between
researchers and the people they are researching
-fostering, maintaining and recognizing the patient is valuable and an expert
in their life
Dentology - ANSWER the study of the nature of duty and obligation
deontological in nursing - ANSWER -CARNA
-AHS
-other organizations that put laws in about how we practice
Bioethics - ANSWER The study of ethics related to issues that arise in health
care.
patient rights - ANSWER -legal rights
-confidentiality
patient rights: legal rights - ANSWER -right to treatment
-right to refuse treatment
-authorization of treatment
, -right to least restrictive care
-confidentiality
genetic vs biological factors - ANSWER -genetic is passed on
-biological factors are your own personal
patient rights: confidentiality. - ANSWER -duty to warn
-duty to protect
-reporting of abuse
-confidentiality of communicable diseases
-confidentiality after death
-protection of patients
what do we have to report - ANSWER -child abuse
-protection for persons in care act
-communicable diseases
alberta mental health act: incompetence - ANSWER -it has been determined
that the pt cannot understand the subject matter of treatment decisions
AND
