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NURS 142 MIDTERM EXAM NEWEST 2025-2026 ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW
VERSION!!
Unified Voice to Assert Shared Values. Professional
organizations articulate and share mutual values
9.1 Articulation and Assertion
of Values with the profession, colleagues, and the public.
Unwavering Central Values. Promotion or
restoration of health.
Prevention of illness and injury. Alleviation of pain and suffering
Encouraging respect, fairness, and caring in all facets
of nursing. Ensuring nursing workforce sustainability.
9.2 Integrity of the Profession
Fostering higher education of nurses. Advancing
nursing science. Supporting certification and
licensure.
Facilitating evidence-informed practice
Vigilance to influence those in power to:
9.3 Integrating Social Justice Improve health and health care, address unjust systems
and structures, address underlying determinants of
health, and address wrongs
Open and honest communication.
9.4 Social Justice in Nursing
Work in concert to advance common
and Health Policy
good. Environmental restoration
Patient dignity is the foundation of nursing ethics.
Dignity is inherent, not "earned." A patient never loses
1.1 Respect for Human Dignity
dignity, e.g., when comatose, delirious, frail, or in an
altered state. A nurse must approach every patient with
respect for dignity, regardless of personal attributes,
health state, or any other situational or patient variable.
1.2 Relationships with Patients Trust and honoring patient choices, even when risky
Care shaped by patient preferences, needs, values,
1.3 The Nature of Health
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choices. Evidence provides the science of options;
patient particulars help choose the options
Patients have a right to decide for themselves.
1.4 The Right to Self- The patient, and decisions made by the patient, are to
Determination be respected regardless of personal attributes of the
patient, conflicting values, or circumstances.
The nurse creates an ethical environment, a culture of civility
and kindness, treating colleagues, coworkers, employees,
students, and others with dignity and respect. Cultivate civility,
1.5 Relationships with collaboration, and collegiality to ensure: Safe, quality patient
Colleagues and Others care and outcomes. Compassionate, transparent, effective
health services. A hospitable work environment
2.1 Primacy of the Nurse's primary commitment is to the patient; Attempt to
Patient's Interests resolve conflicts with patient's wishes as guide.
Nurses deal with competing loyalties, conflicting expectations,
and personal vs.
2.2 Conflict of Interest
professional values. Nurses address these conflicts in ways that
for Nurses
ensure patient safety and promote the patient's best interests
while preserving professional integrity.
Develop mutual trust and shared decision-making; help patients
secure information and that is understood; interdependence of
2.3 Collaboration
nursing roles with shared outcomes in nursing care and
commitment to patient.
The work of nursing is inherently personal; accept no gifts from
patients; no dating or sexual intimacy with patients; boundary
2.4 Professional
violations with professional colleagues can also occur and must
Boundaries
be guarded against.
Privacy is the right to control access to, and disclosure or
nondisclosure of, information pertaining to oneself and to control
the circumstances, timing, and
3.1 Protection of the extent to which information may be disclosed. Provide a private
Rights of Privacy and environment and participate in the development and
Confidentiality maintenance of policies and practices that
protect people's information.
3.2 Protection of Human Patients have the right to choose to participate in research and
Participants in Research to opt out at any
point in the research process; informed consent; special rights of
vulnerable groups; may not withhold treatment or coerce people
to participate.
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NURS 142 MIDTERM EXAM NEWEST 2025-2026 ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW
VERSION!!
Unified Voice to Assert Shared Values. Professional
organizations articulate and share mutual values
9.1 Articulation and Assertion
of Values with the profession, colleagues, and the public.
Unwavering Central Values. Promotion or
restoration of health.
Prevention of illness and injury. Alleviation of pain and suffering
Encouraging respect, fairness, and caring in all facets
of nursing. Ensuring nursing workforce sustainability.
9.2 Integrity of the Profession
Fostering higher education of nurses. Advancing
nursing science. Supporting certification and
licensure.
Facilitating evidence-informed practice
Vigilance to influence those in power to:
9.3 Integrating Social Justice Improve health and health care, address unjust systems
and structures, address underlying determinants of
health, and address wrongs
Open and honest communication.
9.4 Social Justice in Nursing
Work in concert to advance common
and Health Policy
good. Environmental restoration
Patient dignity is the foundation of nursing ethics.
Dignity is inherent, not "earned." A patient never loses
1.1 Respect for Human Dignity
dignity, e.g., when comatose, delirious, frail, or in an
altered state. A nurse must approach every patient with
respect for dignity, regardless of personal attributes,
health state, or any other situational or patient variable.
1.2 Relationships with Patients Trust and honoring patient choices, even when risky
Care shaped by patient preferences, needs, values,
1.3 The Nature of Health
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choices. Evidence provides the science of options;
patient particulars help choose the options
Patients have a right to decide for themselves.
1.4 The Right to Self- The patient, and decisions made by the patient, are to
Determination be respected regardless of personal attributes of the
patient, conflicting values, or circumstances.
The nurse creates an ethical environment, a culture of civility
and kindness, treating colleagues, coworkers, employees,
students, and others with dignity and respect. Cultivate civility,
1.5 Relationships with collaboration, and collegiality to ensure: Safe, quality patient
Colleagues and Others care and outcomes. Compassionate, transparent, effective
health services. A hospitable work environment
2.1 Primacy of the Nurse's primary commitment is to the patient; Attempt to
Patient's Interests resolve conflicts with patient's wishes as guide.
Nurses deal with competing loyalties, conflicting expectations,
and personal vs.
2.2 Conflict of Interest
professional values. Nurses address these conflicts in ways that
for Nurses
ensure patient safety and promote the patient's best interests
while preserving professional integrity.
Develop mutual trust and shared decision-making; help patients
secure information and that is understood; interdependence of
2.3 Collaboration
nursing roles with shared outcomes in nursing care and
commitment to patient.
The work of nursing is inherently personal; accept no gifts from
patients; no dating or sexual intimacy with patients; boundary
2.4 Professional
violations with professional colleagues can also occur and must
Boundaries
be guarded against.
Privacy is the right to control access to, and disclosure or
nondisclosure of, information pertaining to oneself and to control
the circumstances, timing, and
3.1 Protection of the extent to which information may be disclosed. Provide a private
Rights of Privacy and environment and participate in the development and
Confidentiality maintenance of policies and practices that
protect people's information.
3.2 Protection of Human Patients have the right to choose to participate in research and
Participants in Research to opt out at any
point in the research process; informed consent; special rights of
vulnerable groups; may not withhold treatment or coerce people
to participate.
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