BSNC 1020 FINAL EXAM (MODULE 4 AND 5) WITH MULTIPLE
CHOICES ANSWERED CORRECTLY.
A .nurse .is .working .in .a .hospital .where .there .is .a .shortage .of .nursing .staff, .and .the
. nurse-patient .ratios .are .consistently .too .high. .One .evening, .the .nurse .is .assigned .to .a
. busy .medical-surgical .unit .with .more .patients .than .they .can .safely .care .for. .The .nurse
.is
responsible .for .administering .medications, .monitoring .vital .signs, .and .providing .personal
. care .to .the .patients. .What .ethical .in .this .scenario?
a. Ethical .indifference
b. Ethical .dilemma
c. Ethical .disengagement
d. Ethical .distress .- .Answer .- .d. .Ethical .distress
What .is .the .4 .Principle .of .Bioethics
a. Autonomy, .Beneficence, .Nonmaleficence, .Justice
b. Self-awareness, .Autonomous, .personal .identity
c. All .of .the .above
d. None .of .the .above .- .Answer .- .a. .Autonomy, .Beneficence, .Nonmaleficence, .Justice
What .is .the .7 .Nursing .Value? .- .Answer .- .1. .Providing .safe, .compassionate, .competent,
. and .ethical .care
2. promoting .health .and .well-being
3. Promoting .and .respecting .informed .decision-making
4. Honouring .dignity
5. maintaining .privacy .and .confidentiality
6. Promoting .justice
7. Being .accountable
What .is .ethical .distress?
a. Arise .when .there .are .equally .compelling .reasons .for .and .against .two .or .more
. possible .courses .of .action, .and .where .choosing .one .course .of .action .means
.that . something .else .is .relinquished .or .let .go.
b. Can .occur .when .nurses .normalize .the .disregard .of .their .ethical .commitments
c. Arises .when .nurses .are .unable .to .act .according .to .their .moral .judgment
d. A .situation .where .there .are .conflicts .between .one .or .more .values .and .uncertainty
. about .the .correct .course .of .action. . - .Answer .- .c. .Arises .when .nurses .are .unable .to
.act . according .to .their .moral .judgment
What .is .Ethical .Dilemma?
, a. .Arise .when .there .are .equally .compelling .reasons .for .and .against .two .or .more
. possible .courses .of .action, .and .where .choosing .one .course .of .action .means
.that . something .else .is .relinquished .or .let .go.
CHOICES ANSWERED CORRECTLY.
A .nurse .is .working .in .a .hospital .where .there .is .a .shortage .of .nursing .staff, .and .the
. nurse-patient .ratios .are .consistently .too .high. .One .evening, .the .nurse .is .assigned .to .a
. busy .medical-surgical .unit .with .more .patients .than .they .can .safely .care .for. .The .nurse
.is
responsible .for .administering .medications, .monitoring .vital .signs, .and .providing .personal
. care .to .the .patients. .What .ethical .in .this .scenario?
a. Ethical .indifference
b. Ethical .dilemma
c. Ethical .disengagement
d. Ethical .distress .- .Answer .- .d. .Ethical .distress
What .is .the .4 .Principle .of .Bioethics
a. Autonomy, .Beneficence, .Nonmaleficence, .Justice
b. Self-awareness, .Autonomous, .personal .identity
c. All .of .the .above
d. None .of .the .above .- .Answer .- .a. .Autonomy, .Beneficence, .Nonmaleficence, .Justice
What .is .the .7 .Nursing .Value? .- .Answer .- .1. .Providing .safe, .compassionate, .competent,
. and .ethical .care
2. promoting .health .and .well-being
3. Promoting .and .respecting .informed .decision-making
4. Honouring .dignity
5. maintaining .privacy .and .confidentiality
6. Promoting .justice
7. Being .accountable
What .is .ethical .distress?
a. Arise .when .there .are .equally .compelling .reasons .for .and .against .two .or .more
. possible .courses .of .action, .and .where .choosing .one .course .of .action .means
.that . something .else .is .relinquished .or .let .go.
b. Can .occur .when .nurses .normalize .the .disregard .of .their .ethical .commitments
c. Arises .when .nurses .are .unable .to .act .according .to .their .moral .judgment
d. A .situation .where .there .are .conflicts .between .one .or .more .values .and .uncertainty
. about .the .correct .course .of .action. . - .Answer .- .c. .Arises .when .nurses .are .unable .to
.act . according .to .their .moral .judgment
What .is .Ethical .Dilemma?
, a. .Arise .when .there .are .equally .compelling .reasons .for .and .against .two .or .more
. possible .courses .of .action, .and .where .choosing .one .course .of .action .means
.that . something .else .is .relinquished .or .let .go.
