NR668 CEA Week 1 Policy & Ethics Test Questions
and Answers| Latest Update
Malpractice ✔️✔️ACTION causes harm - licensed professional fails to provide services set forth
by the standard of care resulting in harm to the patient
Negligence ✔️✔️INACTION causes harm - failure to provide care a reasonably prudent
practitioner would that results in harm
autonomy ✔️✔️right for individuals to make their own informed decisions
Beneficence ✔️✔️promoting well being and doing good, obligation to help others
Nonmaleficence ✔️✔️the obligation not to harm others (ie gossiping about patient)
fidelity ✔️✔️being loyal, keeping promises
Justice ✔️✔️what is fair
veracity ✔️✔️telling the truth
Sigmund Freud ✔️✔️founder of psychoanalysis
stages of psychosexual development
id, ego, and superego
object relations
defense mechanisms
free association
, Carl Jung ✔️✔️expanded Freud's work
everyone has a combo of 2 types of personality traits - extroversion and introversion
we show the world our "persona" or what we want the world to see
Jean Piaget ✔️✔️childhood cognitive development
sensorimotor - develop object permanence (0-2)
preoperational - egocentric (2-7)
concrete operational - can view from someone else's pov, operational thinking (7-11)
formal operational - abstract thinking stimulates interests (11-20)
John Bolby ✔️✔️attachment theory
bonding
unresponsive mothers (Mary Ainsworth expansion)
Abraham Maslow ✔️✔️Hierarchy of Needs
bottom = physiological
safety
love/belonging
esteem
top = self actualization
Erik Erickson ✔️✔️stages of psychosocial development
trust vs. mistrust
anthony vs. shame and doubt
intitiave vs. guilt
industry vs. inferiority
and Answers| Latest Update
Malpractice ✔️✔️ACTION causes harm - licensed professional fails to provide services set forth
by the standard of care resulting in harm to the patient
Negligence ✔️✔️INACTION causes harm - failure to provide care a reasonably prudent
practitioner would that results in harm
autonomy ✔️✔️right for individuals to make their own informed decisions
Beneficence ✔️✔️promoting well being and doing good, obligation to help others
Nonmaleficence ✔️✔️the obligation not to harm others (ie gossiping about patient)
fidelity ✔️✔️being loyal, keeping promises
Justice ✔️✔️what is fair
veracity ✔️✔️telling the truth
Sigmund Freud ✔️✔️founder of psychoanalysis
stages of psychosexual development
id, ego, and superego
object relations
defense mechanisms
free association
, Carl Jung ✔️✔️expanded Freud's work
everyone has a combo of 2 types of personality traits - extroversion and introversion
we show the world our "persona" or what we want the world to see
Jean Piaget ✔️✔️childhood cognitive development
sensorimotor - develop object permanence (0-2)
preoperational - egocentric (2-7)
concrete operational - can view from someone else's pov, operational thinking (7-11)
formal operational - abstract thinking stimulates interests (11-20)
John Bolby ✔️✔️attachment theory
bonding
unresponsive mothers (Mary Ainsworth expansion)
Abraham Maslow ✔️✔️Hierarchy of Needs
bottom = physiological
safety
love/belonging
esteem
top = self actualization
Erik Erickson ✔️✔️stages of psychosocial development
trust vs. mistrust
anthony vs. shame and doubt
intitiave vs. guilt
industry vs. inferiority
