N138 Intro to Nursing & health Care Haley Koning - Final
Exam Questions With Complete Solutions
a patient tests positive for a genetic disease and tells the nurse
not to tell his family to get tested despite the nurses and
physicians recommendations, which type of ethics would this
fall under?
a. medical ethics
b. bioethics
c. virtue ethics
d. ethical laws
b. bioethics
match the philosophy to the creator: addresses how nurses care
for their patients and how that caring translates into better health
plans to help patients get healthy.
A. nightingale
b. henderson
c. watson
c. watson
match the philosophy to the creator: believed that the
environment of the patient should be altered to allow nature to
act on the patient.
A. nightingale
,b. henderson
c. watson
a. nightingale
match the philosophy to the creator: believed the unique
function of the nurse is to assist the individual, sick or well, in
the performance of those activities contributing to health or its
recovery (or to peaceful death) that he would perform unaided if
he had the necessary strength, will or knowledge.
A. nightingale
b. henderson
c. watson
b. henderson
true or false - nursing is a closed system
False
true or false - nurses must collaborate with patients and families
True
true or false - it is impossible to nurse without involving other
people
True
true or false - a holistic approach to nursing states that they can
refuse service due to diagnosis, or individual differences to a
patient
, False
true or false - nurses have to have an advanced set of knowledge
and skills
True
true or false - nurses link theory and research together with their
practice.
True
what is the term used to describe a situation in which nurses
actions are limited by institutional constraints?
moral dilemma
which is not a level of Kohlberg's moral reasoning?
a. post convention
b. pre conventional
c. semi-conventional
d. sub conventional
e. conventionalterm-22
f. C&D
g. A&B
F. C&D
which theorist emphasized that a moral person responds to needs
and demonstrates a consideration of care and responsibility in
relationships?
Exam Questions With Complete Solutions
a patient tests positive for a genetic disease and tells the nurse
not to tell his family to get tested despite the nurses and
physicians recommendations, which type of ethics would this
fall under?
a. medical ethics
b. bioethics
c. virtue ethics
d. ethical laws
b. bioethics
match the philosophy to the creator: addresses how nurses care
for their patients and how that caring translates into better health
plans to help patients get healthy.
A. nightingale
b. henderson
c. watson
c. watson
match the philosophy to the creator: believed that the
environment of the patient should be altered to allow nature to
act on the patient.
A. nightingale
,b. henderson
c. watson
a. nightingale
match the philosophy to the creator: believed the unique
function of the nurse is to assist the individual, sick or well, in
the performance of those activities contributing to health or its
recovery (or to peaceful death) that he would perform unaided if
he had the necessary strength, will or knowledge.
A. nightingale
b. henderson
c. watson
b. henderson
true or false - nursing is a closed system
False
true or false - nurses must collaborate with patients and families
True
true or false - it is impossible to nurse without involving other
people
True
true or false - a holistic approach to nursing states that they can
refuse service due to diagnosis, or individual differences to a
patient
, False
true or false - nurses have to have an advanced set of knowledge
and skills
True
true or false - nurses link theory and research together with their
practice.
True
what is the term used to describe a situation in which nurses
actions are limited by institutional constraints?
moral dilemma
which is not a level of Kohlberg's moral reasoning?
a. post convention
b. pre conventional
c. semi-conventional
d. sub conventional
e. conventionalterm-22
f. C&D
g. A&B
F. C&D
which theorist emphasized that a moral person responds to needs
and demonstrates a consideration of care and responsibility in
relationships?
