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1. Which isn't an element of ethical Pragmatism
decision making: beneficence,
utility, paternalism, pragmatism
2. Nancy is a loyal and trustworthy Fidelity
nurse that performs the duties
that are expected of her. Which
principle of ethical reasoning is
Nancy displaying?
3. The nurse in a unit is caring Justice
for several clients. To distribute
nursing care the nurse used the
principle of triage due to the
limited availability of resources.
The nurse is promoting which
ethical principle?
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4. Nursing ethics provides the All of them
standards for professional be-
havior and is the study of princi-
ples of right and wrong for nurs-
es. The standard states the du-
ties and obligations of the nurse
should include which of of the
following: individual, communi-
ty, client, all of them?
5. When does a moral issue be- When forced to choose between two or more undesirable
come an ethical dilemma? alternatives.
6. The nurse manager didn't hire Veracity
sally for the assistant manag-
er job. The nurse manager in-
formed sally that she was a
great fit but an internal candi-
date was selected instead. The
real reason sally wasn't hired
was because her drug test was
positive. Which of the principles
of ethical reasoning didn't the
nurse follow?
7. A client is advised by the doc- Veracity
tor to undergo chemo. An
informed consent is not yet
signed. The client requests info
related to chemo and the drugs
that will be given to him. The
nurse explains the side effects
, NURS 242- Exam 1 LATEST VERSION 115 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH STUDY
GUIDE DETAILED AND VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED PASS, LATEST UPDATE 2025
and meds. The nurse answered
all questions even though the
client chose not to undergo
chemo. The nurse uses which
principle of ethical reasoning?
8. Nurse Bobby avoids deliberate Nonmaleficence
harm and risk of harm during
his performance of nursing ac-
tions. The nurse is promoting
which ethical principle?
9. What does provision one state? Nurse practices with compassion and respect for inherent
dignity, worth and unique attributes of every person
Patient has right to decide for themselves- autonomy to
accept or refuse or terminate care (ie no more feeding tube)
10. What does provision 2 state? Nurse's primary commitment is to the patient, whether an
individual, family, group, community or population
11. What does provision 3 state? Nurse promotes, advocates for and protects rights, health
and safety of patient
12. What does provision 4 state? Nurse has the authority, accountability and responsibility
for nursing practice, makes decisions and takes action con-
sistent with the obligation to promote health and provide
optimal care
13. What does provision 5 state? Nurse owes same duties to self as others, including the re-
sponsibility to promote health and safety, preserve whole-
ness of character and integrity, maintain competency and
continue personal and professional growth (ie CE every 2
yrs)
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14. What does provision 7 state? The nurse in all roles and setting advances the profession
thru research and scholarly inquiry, professional standards
of development and the generation of both nursing and
health policy
15. What does provision 8 state? Nurse collaborated with other health professionals and the
public to protect human rights, promote health diplomacy
and reduce health disparities
16. What are examples of vulnera- Kids, fetuses and human embryos, pregnant, cognitive-
ble subjects? ly impaired, prisoners, terminally ill, elderly, undeserved
population, economically disadvantage people, trauma-
tized and comatose pt
17. What is conscientious objec- Enable patient to refuse participation in an activity that
tion? violates personal values or beliefs (work where you agree
with the vision)
18. What does provision 9 state? The profession of nursing collectively through its profes-
sional organizations must articulate nursing values, main-
tain the integrity of the profession and integrate principals
or social justice into nursing and health policy
19. Ethics are , and Unapologetic, aspirational and non- negotiable
20. What is the doctrine of double Nurse may give meds with the intent s/s of dying even
effect? though secondary impact may decrease respiration's, and
perhaps hasten death- the nurses actions don't cause the
death, the terminal illness causes the death
21. What does interdisciplinary Interdisciplinary- relating to more than one branch of
mean? knowledge.
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1. Which isn't an element of ethical Pragmatism
decision making: beneficence,
utility, paternalism, pragmatism
2. Nancy is a loyal and trustworthy Fidelity
nurse that performs the duties
that are expected of her. Which
principle of ethical reasoning is
Nancy displaying?
3. The nurse in a unit is caring Justice
for several clients. To distribute
nursing care the nurse used the
principle of triage due to the
limited availability of resources.
The nurse is promoting which
ethical principle?
, NURS 242- Exam 1 LATEST VERSION 115 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH STUDY
GUIDE DETAILED AND VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED PASS, LATEST UPDATE 2025
4. Nursing ethics provides the All of them
standards for professional be-
havior and is the study of princi-
ples of right and wrong for nurs-
es. The standard states the du-
ties and obligations of the nurse
should include which of of the
following: individual, communi-
ty, client, all of them?
5. When does a moral issue be- When forced to choose between two or more undesirable
come an ethical dilemma? alternatives.
6. The nurse manager didn't hire Veracity
sally for the assistant manag-
er job. The nurse manager in-
formed sally that she was a
great fit but an internal candi-
date was selected instead. The
real reason sally wasn't hired
was because her drug test was
positive. Which of the principles
of ethical reasoning didn't the
nurse follow?
7. A client is advised by the doc- Veracity
tor to undergo chemo. An
informed consent is not yet
signed. The client requests info
related to chemo and the drugs
that will be given to him. The
nurse explains the side effects
, NURS 242- Exam 1 LATEST VERSION 115 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH STUDY
GUIDE DETAILED AND VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED PASS, LATEST UPDATE 2025
and meds. The nurse answered
all questions even though the
client chose not to undergo
chemo. The nurse uses which
principle of ethical reasoning?
8. Nurse Bobby avoids deliberate Nonmaleficence
harm and risk of harm during
his performance of nursing ac-
tions. The nurse is promoting
which ethical principle?
9. What does provision one state? Nurse practices with compassion and respect for inherent
dignity, worth and unique attributes of every person
Patient has right to decide for themselves- autonomy to
accept or refuse or terminate care (ie no more feeding tube)
10. What does provision 2 state? Nurse's primary commitment is to the patient, whether an
individual, family, group, community or population
11. What does provision 3 state? Nurse promotes, advocates for and protects rights, health
and safety of patient
12. What does provision 4 state? Nurse has the authority, accountability and responsibility
for nursing practice, makes decisions and takes action con-
sistent with the obligation to promote health and provide
optimal care
13. What does provision 5 state? Nurse owes same duties to self as others, including the re-
sponsibility to promote health and safety, preserve whole-
ness of character and integrity, maintain competency and
continue personal and professional growth (ie CE every 2
yrs)
, NURS 242- Exam 1 LATEST VERSION 115 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH STUDY
GUIDE DETAILED AND VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED PASS, LATEST UPDATE 2025
14. What does provision 7 state? The nurse in all roles and setting advances the profession
thru research and scholarly inquiry, professional standards
of development and the generation of both nursing and
health policy
15. What does provision 8 state? Nurse collaborated with other health professionals and the
public to protect human rights, promote health diplomacy
and reduce health disparities
16. What are examples of vulnera- Kids, fetuses and human embryos, pregnant, cognitive-
ble subjects? ly impaired, prisoners, terminally ill, elderly, undeserved
population, economically disadvantage people, trauma-
tized and comatose pt
17. What is conscientious objec- Enable patient to refuse participation in an activity that
tion? violates personal values or beliefs (work where you agree
with the vision)
18. What does provision 9 state? The profession of nursing collectively through its profes-
sional organizations must articulate nursing values, main-
tain the integrity of the profession and integrate principals
or social justice into nursing and health policy
19. Ethics are , and Unapologetic, aspirational and non- negotiable
20. What is the doctrine of double Nurse may give meds with the intent s/s of dying even
effect? though secondary impact may decrease respiration's, and
perhaps hasten death- the nurses actions don't cause the
death, the terminal illness causes the death
21. What does interdisciplinary Interdisciplinary- relating to more than one branch of
mean? knowledge.
