NRSG 257 exam 1 Questions With Complete Solutions
_________ is the ability or capacity to exert influence over
another person or group of persons Correct Answer power
3 main purposes of ANA code Correct Answer statement of
ethical obligations and duties for every nurse
act as a non-negotiable ethical standard
to express nursing own understanding of its commitment to
society
A nurse is planning care for a patient going to surgery. Who is
responsible for providing information to the patient about the
surgery along with possible risks, complications and benefits?
Family member
Nurse Manager
Surgeon
Registered Nurse Correct Answer Surgeon
Accountability Correct Answer Responsibility for own
actions and consequences
Practice according to standards of profession
Alonzo wants to become an RN and is trying to decide between
an ADN program and a BSN program. Which of the following is
the advantage of the ADN? (select all that apply)
Lower schooling costs
Earlier entry into the workforce
Easier form of NCLEX-RN
Just as much prestige as a BSN
,Emphasis on skills training Correct Answer Lower schooling
costs
Earlier entry into the workforce
Emphasis on skills training
An APRN discusses the possible causes of a client's abnormal
laboratory work with the clients physician. What source of
power is the APRN demonstraighing?
Referent
Expert
Rewards
Coercive Correct Answer Expert
Applied ethics Correct Answer (nursing) right/wrong,
goo/evil of profession
As nurses achieve increased professional autonomy, what must
they also accept?
Ethical freedom
Ethical accountability
legal immunity
decreased workload Correct Answer ethical accountability
Ashley, an ADN wants to pursue a degree that will allow her to
provide advanced practice nursing care to the clients in the
nursing home where she works. Given Ashley's training and
interest, which of the following is her BEST option?
MSN NP
PhD
, EdD
DNP Correct Answer MSN NP
Autonomy Correct Answer right to self-determination
Beneficince Correct Answer doing what benefits that patient
Deontology Correct Answer morality of an action depends on
the intention behind decision instead of the outcome-following
the rules no matter what
Dorothea Dix Correct Answer Superintendent of female
nurses for the union army
Established physician-directed nursing training program
Elements of informed consent Correct Answer capacity to
decide
pertinent, understandable information
voluntary decision
ethical virtues Correct Answer compassion, trust, integrity,
courage, honesty, altruism
Ethics Correct Answer Actions that count for meeting shared
community values
Feminist Theory Correct Answer a theoretical approach that
does not support universal acts. Requires examination of context
to make a moral conclusion.
Fidelity Correct Answer keeping promises
_________ is the ability or capacity to exert influence over
another person or group of persons Correct Answer power
3 main purposes of ANA code Correct Answer statement of
ethical obligations and duties for every nurse
act as a non-negotiable ethical standard
to express nursing own understanding of its commitment to
society
A nurse is planning care for a patient going to surgery. Who is
responsible for providing information to the patient about the
surgery along with possible risks, complications and benefits?
Family member
Nurse Manager
Surgeon
Registered Nurse Correct Answer Surgeon
Accountability Correct Answer Responsibility for own
actions and consequences
Practice according to standards of profession
Alonzo wants to become an RN and is trying to decide between
an ADN program and a BSN program. Which of the following is
the advantage of the ADN? (select all that apply)
Lower schooling costs
Earlier entry into the workforce
Easier form of NCLEX-RN
Just as much prestige as a BSN
,Emphasis on skills training Correct Answer Lower schooling
costs
Earlier entry into the workforce
Emphasis on skills training
An APRN discusses the possible causes of a client's abnormal
laboratory work with the clients physician. What source of
power is the APRN demonstraighing?
Referent
Expert
Rewards
Coercive Correct Answer Expert
Applied ethics Correct Answer (nursing) right/wrong,
goo/evil of profession
As nurses achieve increased professional autonomy, what must
they also accept?
Ethical freedom
Ethical accountability
legal immunity
decreased workload Correct Answer ethical accountability
Ashley, an ADN wants to pursue a degree that will allow her to
provide advanced practice nursing care to the clients in the
nursing home where she works. Given Ashley's training and
interest, which of the following is her BEST option?
MSN NP
PhD
, EdD
DNP Correct Answer MSN NP
Autonomy Correct Answer right to self-determination
Beneficince Correct Answer doing what benefits that patient
Deontology Correct Answer morality of an action depends on
the intention behind decision instead of the outcome-following
the rules no matter what
Dorothea Dix Correct Answer Superintendent of female
nurses for the union army
Established physician-directed nursing training program
Elements of informed consent Correct Answer capacity to
decide
pertinent, understandable information
voluntary decision
ethical virtues Correct Answer compassion, trust, integrity,
courage, honesty, altruism
Ethics Correct Answer Actions that count for meeting shared
community values
Feminist Theory Correct Answer a theoretical approach that
does not support universal acts. Requires examination of context
to make a moral conclusion.
Fidelity Correct Answer keeping promises
