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©EVERLY 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1 PNR300 - Test 1 Exam Questions And Answers Latest Updated 2025 |100% Verified. What are values? - AnswerCore beliefs you hold regarding what is right and fair in terms of our actions and our interactions with others. Guide us and priorities How are values learned? - AnswerLearned in conscious and unconscious ways. Conscious (how do you acquire values) - Answerthrough instruction by parents, teachers, mentors,religious leaders, and educators, professional or social group leaders Formally adopted by groups & written in-professional codes of ethics, religious doctrines, societal laws, and statement of an organization's philosophy Subconscious (how do you acquire values) - Answersocialization and role modeling What is self awareness? - AnswerKnowing how you're behaving and how it affects others Understanding others perspectives - AnswerWe can never 'walk in someone's shoes',however, we can remain open to how others' realities, experiences, cultures, spirituality, and environments have shaped their perspective. ©EVERLY 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2 What is values clarification? - AnswerRefers to the process of becoming more conscious of and articulating what we value or consider worthy. Steps of Values Clarification (2) - Answer(Step 1)- the nurse clarifies personal values through reflection and discussion. (Step 2)- the nurse helps the pt. to clarify values through structured communication. What is structured communication? - AnswerRepeat what the pt. has said - summarize-give time for them to reflect. Encourage exploration or discussion and don't impose your own values No judgments Client behaviors that may indicate unclear/conflicting values (5) - Answer1) Ignoring health and professional advice 2) Inconsistent communication or behaviour 3) Numerous admissions to a healthcare agency for the same problem 4) Confusion or uncertainty about which course of action to take 5) Refusal of care CNO Values (7) - Answer1) client well-being 2) client choice 3) privacy and confidentiality 4) respect for life ©EVERLY 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 3 5) maintaining commitments 6) truthfulness 7) fairness 8 primary values of the Canadian Nurses Association - Answer1. Safe, Competent, and Ethical Care 2. Health and Wellbeing 3. Choice 4. Dignity 5. Confidentiality 6. Justice 7. Accountability 8. Quality practice environments Professional Values - AnswerAcquired during socialization into nursing - Codes of ethics - Nursing experience - Teachers - Other nurses - CNO - RPNAO What is an ethical dilemma? - AnswerWhen there is no clear right choice, and all actions will have good and bad outcomes What is ethics? - AnswerThe philosophical study of morality is the systematic exploration of what is morally right or morally wrong

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What are values? - Answer✔Core beliefs you hold regarding what is right and fair in terms of
our actions and our interactions with others.


Guide us and priorities


How are values learned? - Answer✔Learned in conscious and unconscious ways.


Conscious (how do you acquire values) - Answer✔through instruction by parents, teachers,
mentors,religious leaders, and educators, professional or social group leaders


Formally adopted by groups & written in-professional codes of ethics, religious doctrines,
societal laws, and statement of an organization's philosophy


Subconscious (how do you acquire values) - Answer✔socialization and role modeling


What is self awareness? - Answer✔Knowing how you're behaving and how it affects others


Understanding others perspectives - Answer✔We can never 'walk in someone's
shoes',however, we can remain open to how others' realities, experiences, cultures, spirituality,
and environments have shaped their perspective.



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What is values clarification? - Answer✔Refers to the process of becoming more conscious of
and articulating what we value or consider worthy.


Steps of Values Clarification (2) - Answer✔(Step 1)- the nurse clarifies personal values through
reflection and discussion.


(Step 2)- the nurse helps the pt. to clarify values through structured communication.


What is structured communication? - Answer✔Repeat what the pt. has said - summarize-give
time for them to reflect.


Encourage exploration or discussion and don't impose your own values


No judgments


Client behaviors that may indicate unclear/conflicting values (5) - Answer✔1) Ignoring health
and professional advice


2) Inconsistent communication or behaviour


3) Numerous admissions to a healthcare agency for the same problem


4) Confusion or uncertainty about which course of action to take


5) Refusal of care


CNO Values (7) - Answer✔1) client well-being
2) client choice
3) privacy and confidentiality
4) respect for life
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5) maintaining commitments
6) truthfulness
7) fairness


8 primary values of the Canadian Nurses Association - Answer✔1. Safe, Competent, and Ethical
Care
2. Health and Wellbeing
3. Choice
4. Dignity
5. Confidentiality
6. Justice
7. Accountability
8. Quality practice environments


Professional Values - Answer✔Acquired during socialization into nursing


- Codes of ethics
- Nursing experience
- Teachers
- Other nurses
- CNO
- RPNAO


What is an ethical dilemma? - Answer✔When there is no clear right choice, and all actions will
have good and bad outcomes


What is ethics? - Answer✔The philosophical study of morality is the systematic exploration of
what is morally right or morally wrong




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