CHAMBERLAIN NR 226 EXAM 1- QUESTIONS WITH
MOST RECENT UPDATED CORRECT SOLUTIONS
ALREADY GRADED A+
look for ABCs (airway, breathing, circulation) ; always attend to first, these will cause harm to the patient
; ex- people without a pulse or not breathing - answer ✔✔-high priorities
not emergent or life threatening but need to attend to quickly ; ex- ineffective tissue perfusion - answer
✔✔-immediate priorities
actual or potential problems may/may not be directly related to chronic illnesses or conditions ; ex-
knowledge deficit before discharge - answer ✔✔-low priorities
right person, right task, right circumstance, right supervision, right direction - answer ✔✔-5 rights of
delegation
independence and freedom to practice - answer ✔✔-autonomy
positiver actions to help others - answer ✔✔-Beneficence
avoidance of harm - answer ✔✔-Nonmaleficence
being fair - answer ✔✔-justice
keeping promises - answer ✔✔-fidelity
preserving dignity and promoting patient equality - answer ✔✔-advocacy
, obligation to perform duties - answer ✔✔-responsiblity
taking responsibility for actions - answer ✔✔-accountability
right of an individual to have personal info kept private - answer ✔✔-confidentiality
written and passed into legislature by state
ex nursing practice act - answer ✔✔-Statutory Law
nurses prosecuted for crimes ; slaughter, narcotic theft, insurance fraud - answer ✔✔-criminal law
compensation for harm caused; wrongful discharge - answer ✔✔-civil law
state's duty to protect those receiving nursing care - answer ✔✔-regulatory law
informed consent, right to refuse treatment, negligence, malpractice - answer ✔✔-common law
accredits programs; improves standards of care - answer ✔✔-joint commission
standards of care - answer ✔✔-ANA
the americans with disabilities act, health insurance portability and accountability act - answer ✔✔-
federal laws
verbal threats - answer ✔✔-assault
nonconsensual physical contact - answer ✔✔-battery
MOST RECENT UPDATED CORRECT SOLUTIONS
ALREADY GRADED A+
look for ABCs (airway, breathing, circulation) ; always attend to first, these will cause harm to the patient
; ex- people without a pulse or not breathing - answer ✔✔-high priorities
not emergent or life threatening but need to attend to quickly ; ex- ineffective tissue perfusion - answer
✔✔-immediate priorities
actual or potential problems may/may not be directly related to chronic illnesses or conditions ; ex-
knowledge deficit before discharge - answer ✔✔-low priorities
right person, right task, right circumstance, right supervision, right direction - answer ✔✔-5 rights of
delegation
independence and freedom to practice - answer ✔✔-autonomy
positiver actions to help others - answer ✔✔-Beneficence
avoidance of harm - answer ✔✔-Nonmaleficence
being fair - answer ✔✔-justice
keeping promises - answer ✔✔-fidelity
preserving dignity and promoting patient equality - answer ✔✔-advocacy
, obligation to perform duties - answer ✔✔-responsiblity
taking responsibility for actions - answer ✔✔-accountability
right of an individual to have personal info kept private - answer ✔✔-confidentiality
written and passed into legislature by state
ex nursing practice act - answer ✔✔-Statutory Law
nurses prosecuted for crimes ; slaughter, narcotic theft, insurance fraud - answer ✔✔-criminal law
compensation for harm caused; wrongful discharge - answer ✔✔-civil law
state's duty to protect those receiving nursing care - answer ✔✔-regulatory law
informed consent, right to refuse treatment, negligence, malpractice - answer ✔✔-common law
accredits programs; improves standards of care - answer ✔✔-joint commission
standards of care - answer ✔✔-ANA
the americans with disabilities act, health insurance portability and accountability act - answer ✔✔-
federal laws
verbal threats - answer ✔✔-assault
nonconsensual physical contact - answer ✔✔-battery
