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Ethics and Issues in Contemporary Nursing 3rd Edition
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by Margaret A. Burkhardt, Nancy Walton, All Chapters 1 - 20
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,TABLE OF CONTENTS v v v
Part vI: vGuides vfor vPrincipled vBehavior
v 1. vSocial, vPhilosophical, vand vOther vHistorical vForces vInfluencing vthe vDevelopment vof
vNursing v
2. vEthical vTheory v
3. vEthical vPrinciples
Part vII: vDeveloping vPrincipled vBehavior v
4. vValues vClarification v
5. vValues vDevelopment v
6. vEthics vand vProfessional vNursing v
7. vEthical vDecision vMaking
Part vIII: vPrincipled vBehavior vin vthe vProfessional vDomain v
8. vLegal vIssues v
9. vProfessional vRelationship vIssues v
10. vPractice vIssues vRelated vto vTechnology v
11. vPractice vIssues vRelated vto vPatient vSelf-Determination v
12. vScholarship vIssues
Part vIV: vGlobal vIssues vthat vInterface vwith vNursing vPractice v
13. vGlobal vConsciousness vin vthe vTwenty-First vCentury v
14. vHealth vPolicy vIssues v
15. vEconomic vIssues v
16. vSocial vIssues v
17. vGender vIssues v
18. vTranscultural vand vSpiritual vIssues
Part vV: vThe vPower vto vMake va vDifference v
19. vEmpowerment vfor vNurses v
20. vFacilitating vPatient vEmpowerment
,v 1. vSocial, vPhilosophical, vand vOther vHistorical vForces vInfluencing vthe vDevelopment vof
vNursing v
Multiple vChoice
1. For vwhich vof vthe vfollowing vis vempathy va vmotive?
a. meeting vthe vneeds vof vothers
b. moral vreasoning vand vaction
c. becoming va vnurse
d. determining vright vfrom vwrong
ANSWER: v b
2. Which vof vthe vfollowing vis van vexample vof vsocial vneed vas van vethical vfoundation vfor vnursing?
a. Nurses vmust vdetermine vthe vhealth vand vsocial vneeds vof vsociety.
b. Nursing vfinds vits vorigin, vpurpose, vand vmeaning vwithin vthe vcontext vof vperceived vsocial vneed.
c. Theories vof vsocial vneed vin vsociology vare vutilized vby vnursing vscholars, vmany vof vwhom vview vthem vas
v conceptual vframeworks vfor vnursing vpractice.
d. Social vneed vdetermines vthe vboundaries vof vthe vethical vprinciples vof vdistributive vjustice, vbeneficence,
vand vnon-maleficence.
ANSWER: v b
3. What vis vthe vmost vcritical vfactor vthat vinfluences vnursing vpractice?
a. the vtraditional vrole vof vhealers
b. the vrole vof vwomen vin vsociety
c. the vreligious vand vspiritual vaspects vof vhealth vcare
d. the vintroduction vof vmale vnurses vinto vthe vprofession
ANSWER: v b
4. Why vdoes vthe vsocial vstatus vof vwomen vaffect vthe vstatus vof vthe vnursing vprofession?
a. Nursing vhas vtraditionally vbeen va vprofession vof vwomen.
b. Throughout vhistory, vnurses vhave vbeen vafforded vhigher vsocial vstatus.
c. Women vof vhigher vsocial vstatus vrarely vbecome vnurses.
d. Women vare vmore vskilled vthan vmen vat vnurturing vothers.
ANSWER: v a
5. What vhistorical vinfluences vaffected vnursing vas va vmoral vdiscipline?
a. technology
b. society
c. spirituality
d. oppression
ANSWER: v c
6. What vis vthe vterm vthat vrelates vto vknowledge vgained vthrough vobservation vand vexperience?
a. empirical
b. Cartesian vphilosophy
, c. values
d. moral vthought
ANSWER: v a
7. Which vof vthe vfollowing vis van vexample vof vthe vsignificance vof vNursing vduring vthe vMiddle vAges v?
a. Religious vnursing vorders vand vchurch-sanctioned vsecular vnursing vorders voffered vthe vonly vlegitimate
vavenues vfor vwomen vwishing vto vbecome vnurses.
b. Increasing vrespect vwas vgiven vto vnursing vand vmidwifery, vas vnurses vbegan vto vpractise vautonomously.
c. Healing varts vin vDenmark vand vGreece vwere vperformed vin vsacred vceremonies vby vpriests, vpriestesses, vor
vshamans.
d. Most vnurses vwere vwomen vof vhigh vsocial vstatus vseeking vways vto vlegitimize vtheir vposition vand vstatus.
ANSWER: v a
8. What vdoes vthe vterm vempirical vrelate vto?
a. serving vGod vand vthy vneighbour vthe vbest vway vone vcan
b. knowledge vgained vthrough vobservation vand vexperience
c. healing vthrough vreligious vintervention, vchanting, vand vpraying
d. the venforcement vof vreligious vdoctrine vrelated vto vthe vstatus vof vwomen vin vsociety
ANSWER: v b
9. When vwas vthe v“Dark vPeriod vof vNursing,” vwhen vconvalescent vpatients, vprostitutes, vprisoners, vand vdrunkards
provided vhospital vnursing vcare?
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a. during vthe vReformation
b. during vthe vCrusades
c. during vthe vMiddle vAges
d. during vthe vearly vChristian vera
ANSWER: v a
10. Which vof vthe vfollowing vhad vthe vgreatest vinfluence von vnursing vtraditions vin vCanada?
a. Britain
b. indigenous vpersons
c. France
d. Germany
ANSWER: v c
11. Which vof vthe vfollowing vhad vthe vgreatest vinfluence von vestablishing vthe vfirst vhospital vin vthe vNew vWorld?
a. Marie vRollet vHebert
b. Marguerite vd’Youville
c. Jeanne vMance
d. Renee vDescartes
ANSWER: v c
Ethics and Issues in Contemporary Nursing 3rd Edition
v v v v v v v
by Margaret A. Burkhardt, Nancy Walton, All Chapters 1 - 20
v v v v v v v v v v
,TABLE OF CONTENTS v v v
Part vI: vGuides vfor vPrincipled vBehavior
v 1. vSocial, vPhilosophical, vand vOther vHistorical vForces vInfluencing vthe vDevelopment vof
vNursing v
2. vEthical vTheory v
3. vEthical vPrinciples
Part vII: vDeveloping vPrincipled vBehavior v
4. vValues vClarification v
5. vValues vDevelopment v
6. vEthics vand vProfessional vNursing v
7. vEthical vDecision vMaking
Part vIII: vPrincipled vBehavior vin vthe vProfessional vDomain v
8. vLegal vIssues v
9. vProfessional vRelationship vIssues v
10. vPractice vIssues vRelated vto vTechnology v
11. vPractice vIssues vRelated vto vPatient vSelf-Determination v
12. vScholarship vIssues
Part vIV: vGlobal vIssues vthat vInterface vwith vNursing vPractice v
13. vGlobal vConsciousness vin vthe vTwenty-First vCentury v
14. vHealth vPolicy vIssues v
15. vEconomic vIssues v
16. vSocial vIssues v
17. vGender vIssues v
18. vTranscultural vand vSpiritual vIssues
Part vV: vThe vPower vto vMake va vDifference v
19. vEmpowerment vfor vNurses v
20. vFacilitating vPatient vEmpowerment
,v 1. vSocial, vPhilosophical, vand vOther vHistorical vForces vInfluencing vthe vDevelopment vof
vNursing v
Multiple vChoice
1. For vwhich vof vthe vfollowing vis vempathy va vmotive?
a. meeting vthe vneeds vof vothers
b. moral vreasoning vand vaction
c. becoming va vnurse
d. determining vright vfrom vwrong
ANSWER: v b
2. Which vof vthe vfollowing vis van vexample vof vsocial vneed vas van vethical vfoundation vfor vnursing?
a. Nurses vmust vdetermine vthe vhealth vand vsocial vneeds vof vsociety.
b. Nursing vfinds vits vorigin, vpurpose, vand vmeaning vwithin vthe vcontext vof vperceived vsocial vneed.
c. Theories vof vsocial vneed vin vsociology vare vutilized vby vnursing vscholars, vmany vof vwhom vview vthem vas
v conceptual vframeworks vfor vnursing vpractice.
d. Social vneed vdetermines vthe vboundaries vof vthe vethical vprinciples vof vdistributive vjustice, vbeneficence,
vand vnon-maleficence.
ANSWER: v b
3. What vis vthe vmost vcritical vfactor vthat vinfluences vnursing vpractice?
a. the vtraditional vrole vof vhealers
b. the vrole vof vwomen vin vsociety
c. the vreligious vand vspiritual vaspects vof vhealth vcare
d. the vintroduction vof vmale vnurses vinto vthe vprofession
ANSWER: v b
4. Why vdoes vthe vsocial vstatus vof vwomen vaffect vthe vstatus vof vthe vnursing vprofession?
a. Nursing vhas vtraditionally vbeen va vprofession vof vwomen.
b. Throughout vhistory, vnurses vhave vbeen vafforded vhigher vsocial vstatus.
c. Women vof vhigher vsocial vstatus vrarely vbecome vnurses.
d. Women vare vmore vskilled vthan vmen vat vnurturing vothers.
ANSWER: v a
5. What vhistorical vinfluences vaffected vnursing vas va vmoral vdiscipline?
a. technology
b. society
c. spirituality
d. oppression
ANSWER: v c
6. What vis vthe vterm vthat vrelates vto vknowledge vgained vthrough vobservation vand vexperience?
a. empirical
b. Cartesian vphilosophy
, c. values
d. moral vthought
ANSWER: v a
7. Which vof vthe vfollowing vis van vexample vof vthe vsignificance vof vNursing vduring vthe vMiddle vAges v?
a. Religious vnursing vorders vand vchurch-sanctioned vsecular vnursing vorders voffered vthe vonly vlegitimate
vavenues vfor vwomen vwishing vto vbecome vnurses.
b. Increasing vrespect vwas vgiven vto vnursing vand vmidwifery, vas vnurses vbegan vto vpractise vautonomously.
c. Healing varts vin vDenmark vand vGreece vwere vperformed vin vsacred vceremonies vby vpriests, vpriestesses, vor
vshamans.
d. Most vnurses vwere vwomen vof vhigh vsocial vstatus vseeking vways vto vlegitimize vtheir vposition vand vstatus.
ANSWER: v a
8. What vdoes vthe vterm vempirical vrelate vto?
a. serving vGod vand vthy vneighbour vthe vbest vway vone vcan
b. knowledge vgained vthrough vobservation vand vexperience
c. healing vthrough vreligious vintervention, vchanting, vand vpraying
d. the venforcement vof vreligious vdoctrine vrelated vto vthe vstatus vof vwomen vin vsociety
ANSWER: v b
9. When vwas vthe v“Dark vPeriod vof vNursing,” vwhen vconvalescent vpatients, vprostitutes, vprisoners, vand vdrunkards
provided vhospital vnursing vcare?
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a. during vthe vReformation
b. during vthe vCrusades
c. during vthe vMiddle vAges
d. during vthe vearly vChristian vera
ANSWER: v a
10. Which vof vthe vfollowing vhad vthe vgreatest vinfluence von vnursing vtraditions vin vCanada?
a. Britain
b. indigenous vpersons
c. France
d. Germany
ANSWER: v c
11. Which vof vthe vfollowing vhad vthe vgreatest vinfluence von vestablishing vthe vfirst vhospital vin vthe vNew vWorld?
a. Marie vRollet vHebert
b. Marguerite vd’Youville
c. Jeanne vMance
d. Renee vDescartes
ANSWER: v c
