NR 222 Comprehensive Final Review
Health and Wellness {Latest Updated
2026/2027} Questions and Answers
(Graded A+) - Chamberlain
Nursing Standards of Care - correct answer Safety GUIDELINES established by the
profession for nursing practice.
Feminist Ethics - correct answer Emphasis is on the care of vulnerable populations
example: women, children, homeless
Ethical Decisions-Making Process - correct answer It is important to recognize that
there is an existing ethical dilemma in the first place (identify the problem or
dilemma first).
**See handout on 8 Steps of Ethical Decision Making
Ethical Principles - correct answer Advocacy
Autonomy
Beneficence
Fidelity
Justice
Nonmaleficence
Veracity
, NR 222 Comprehensive Final Review
Health and Wellness {Latest Updated
2026/2027} Questions and Answers
(Graded A+) - Chamberlain
Advocacy - correct answer The nurse is the 'voice' for the patient, we speak up for
them when they are unable.
Autonomy - correct answer Respect clients' right to make decisions
Beneficence - correct answer Do good
Fidelity - correct answer Keeping a commitment and is based upon the virtue of
caring.
Example: Assessment & planning to manage pain, nausea or other discomfort.
Keeping our 'promise' to care for patients.
Justice - correct answer Equal and fair distribution of resources to ALL in society.
Justice implies that all citizens have an equal right to the goods distributed, including
health care, regardless of what they have contributed or who they are.
Example: Emergency Departments provide care regardless of circumstances and
ability to pay. We have a responsibility to provide care for ALL regardless of culture,
ethnicity, gender, age, socioeconomic status. etc.
Nonmaleficence - correct answer Duty to do no harm - Nursing Code of Ethics
, NR 222 Comprehensive Final Review
Health and Wellness {Latest Updated
2026/2027} Questions and Answers
(Graded A+) - Chamberlain
Veracity - correct answer Truthfulness and honesty. Veracity facilitates patient trust.
ANA Code of Ethics - correct answer Promotes responsibility, accountability and
advocacy.
If an RN delegates an assignment to an unlicensed personnel, the RN is still
accountable for the care provided. RNs can delegate responsibility, but not
accountability.
If a nurse's religious beliefs conflict with care of a particular type of patient
Example: Abortion patients we discussed in class at LAC-USC Medical Center), the
ANA Code of Ethics permits the nurse to request a change in patient assignment. So
in my example of floating to the abortion unit, I could have requested a different
assignment from my supervisor, had taking care of these patients conflicted with my
religious views.
Levels of Prevention - correct answer Models of Health
Primary - correct answer True prevention that lowers the chances that a disease will
develop
Example: Immunizations, use of seat belts, use of infant car seats.
Health and Wellness {Latest Updated
2026/2027} Questions and Answers
(Graded A+) - Chamberlain
Nursing Standards of Care - correct answer Safety GUIDELINES established by the
profession for nursing practice.
Feminist Ethics - correct answer Emphasis is on the care of vulnerable populations
example: women, children, homeless
Ethical Decisions-Making Process - correct answer It is important to recognize that
there is an existing ethical dilemma in the first place (identify the problem or
dilemma first).
**See handout on 8 Steps of Ethical Decision Making
Ethical Principles - correct answer Advocacy
Autonomy
Beneficence
Fidelity
Justice
Nonmaleficence
Veracity
, NR 222 Comprehensive Final Review
Health and Wellness {Latest Updated
2026/2027} Questions and Answers
(Graded A+) - Chamberlain
Advocacy - correct answer The nurse is the 'voice' for the patient, we speak up for
them when they are unable.
Autonomy - correct answer Respect clients' right to make decisions
Beneficence - correct answer Do good
Fidelity - correct answer Keeping a commitment and is based upon the virtue of
caring.
Example: Assessment & planning to manage pain, nausea or other discomfort.
Keeping our 'promise' to care for patients.
Justice - correct answer Equal and fair distribution of resources to ALL in society.
Justice implies that all citizens have an equal right to the goods distributed, including
health care, regardless of what they have contributed or who they are.
Example: Emergency Departments provide care regardless of circumstances and
ability to pay. We have a responsibility to provide care for ALL regardless of culture,
ethnicity, gender, age, socioeconomic status. etc.
Nonmaleficence - correct answer Duty to do no harm - Nursing Code of Ethics
, NR 222 Comprehensive Final Review
Health and Wellness {Latest Updated
2026/2027} Questions and Answers
(Graded A+) - Chamberlain
Veracity - correct answer Truthfulness and honesty. Veracity facilitates patient trust.
ANA Code of Ethics - correct answer Promotes responsibility, accountability and
advocacy.
If an RN delegates an assignment to an unlicensed personnel, the RN is still
accountable for the care provided. RNs can delegate responsibility, but not
accountability.
If a nurse's religious beliefs conflict with care of a particular type of patient
Example: Abortion patients we discussed in class at LAC-USC Medical Center), the
ANA Code of Ethics permits the nurse to request a change in patient assignment. So
in my example of floating to the abortion unit, I could have requested a different
assignment from my supervisor, had taking care of these patients conflicted with my
religious views.
Levels of Prevention - correct answer Models of Health
Primary - correct answer True prevention that lowers the chances that a disease will
develop
Example: Immunizations, use of seat belts, use of infant car seats.
