NR-222 Edapt Ethics UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
Which organization is responsible for nursing's code of American Nurses Association
ethics?
The American Nurses Association Code of Ethics is a society, non-negotiable
contract between nurses and healthcare , and that
contract is relevant in any situation. The code is____ in any
setting.
The nurse agrees to provide the client with pain responsibility
medication in 15 minutes. The nurse returns to the client's
room at the designated time with the medication.
The nurse arrives for the shift to discover that two nurses accountibility
are out sick and have not been replaced. The nurse
contacts the supervisor for additional help caring for
clients.
The client does not want to receive a blood transfusion advocacy
that has been prescribed, so the nurse contacts the
healthcare provider.
A healthcare provider who is not caring for the client confidentiality
calls and requests information about the client's
neighbor. The nurse refuses to provide information.
What is the primary focus of Provisions 1 through 3 of the Commitments of the nurse
code of ethics? Select all that apply. Direct client care
Commitments of the nurse
Direct client care
Global healthcare
Promotion of safe, quality care
Expanded nursing duties
Which part of Provision 1 addresses lateral violence, Relationships With Colleagues and Others
nurse bullying, and incivility?
The client tells the nurse they are afraid to speak up advocacy
regarding a desire to stop chemotherapy treatment and
end future care for fear of upsetting family members.
Which principle in the nursing code of ethics ensures that
the nurse will support the client's decision?
, Click to select all the ethical dilemmas that Nina is facing. client is refusing treatment, family not in agreement, ask Nina to administer the
Nina Brossard (preferred pronouns she, her) is a new intravenous treatment
graduate nurse assigned to care for a 21-year-old client
diagnosed with leukemia. The client was diagnosed at
age 10 and has undergone treatment and many invasive
procedures over the past 10 years. Today, the client is
refusing treatment, stating that they are tired of fighting
cancer. The family is not in agreement with this decision
and ask Nina to administer the intravenous treatment
despite the client's statements.
Which ethical principle is Nina demonstrating by advocacy
encouraging the family to respect the client's wishes?
Nina's colleagues politely express that the client is too respect for human dignity
young to make this type of decision. However, Nina
knows that every client should be treated with respect
despite personal attributes (age), health status, and
situation. Nina worries that her colleagues are violating
part of Provison 1—
The situation has escalated and the family is now Request a care conference with the healthcare provider, client, and family.
demanding to speak with Nina's supervisor. Which
solution to this dilemma might Nina suggest?
The family requests to review the client's medical records Ask the client if the family has permission to view the medical records.
stating, "We are the parents and we have a right to know
what is happening." What is the best action for Nina to
take?
After applying concepts from the Code of Ethics for prefences, needs, choices
Nurses to resolve this ethical dilemma, Nina understands
that nursing care is shaped by client _____, _ , values, and
___ to pay.
The nurse has become aware of missing narcotics in the responsibility
client care area. Which ethical principle obligates the
nurse to report the missing medications?
The client's older brother asks the nurse to send a picture "No, protected health information of any kind should not be shared on social
of the client's broken arm x-ray stating that the image is media."
so "cool" and they want to share it with friends on
Instagram. What is the best response by the nurse?
Legal issues reference _______ that are typically _____. Ethics laws, concrete, broader, laws
is ______ than the law and refers to _____ and character.
A nurse reports suspicious co-worker behavior to the non-maleficence
nurse manager. What ethical principle is the nurse
demonstrating?
CORRECT Answers
Which organization is responsible for nursing's code of American Nurses Association
ethics?
The American Nurses Association Code of Ethics is a society, non-negotiable
contract between nurses and healthcare , and that
contract is relevant in any situation. The code is____ in any
setting.
The nurse agrees to provide the client with pain responsibility
medication in 15 minutes. The nurse returns to the client's
room at the designated time with the medication.
The nurse arrives for the shift to discover that two nurses accountibility
are out sick and have not been replaced. The nurse
contacts the supervisor for additional help caring for
clients.
The client does not want to receive a blood transfusion advocacy
that has been prescribed, so the nurse contacts the
healthcare provider.
A healthcare provider who is not caring for the client confidentiality
calls and requests information about the client's
neighbor. The nurse refuses to provide information.
What is the primary focus of Provisions 1 through 3 of the Commitments of the nurse
code of ethics? Select all that apply. Direct client care
Commitments of the nurse
Direct client care
Global healthcare
Promotion of safe, quality care
Expanded nursing duties
Which part of Provision 1 addresses lateral violence, Relationships With Colleagues and Others
nurse bullying, and incivility?
The client tells the nurse they are afraid to speak up advocacy
regarding a desire to stop chemotherapy treatment and
end future care for fear of upsetting family members.
Which principle in the nursing code of ethics ensures that
the nurse will support the client's decision?
, Click to select all the ethical dilemmas that Nina is facing. client is refusing treatment, family not in agreement, ask Nina to administer the
Nina Brossard (preferred pronouns she, her) is a new intravenous treatment
graduate nurse assigned to care for a 21-year-old client
diagnosed with leukemia. The client was diagnosed at
age 10 and has undergone treatment and many invasive
procedures over the past 10 years. Today, the client is
refusing treatment, stating that they are tired of fighting
cancer. The family is not in agreement with this decision
and ask Nina to administer the intravenous treatment
despite the client's statements.
Which ethical principle is Nina demonstrating by advocacy
encouraging the family to respect the client's wishes?
Nina's colleagues politely express that the client is too respect for human dignity
young to make this type of decision. However, Nina
knows that every client should be treated with respect
despite personal attributes (age), health status, and
situation. Nina worries that her colleagues are violating
part of Provison 1—
The situation has escalated and the family is now Request a care conference with the healthcare provider, client, and family.
demanding to speak with Nina's supervisor. Which
solution to this dilemma might Nina suggest?
The family requests to review the client's medical records Ask the client if the family has permission to view the medical records.
stating, "We are the parents and we have a right to know
what is happening." What is the best action for Nina to
take?
After applying concepts from the Code of Ethics for prefences, needs, choices
Nurses to resolve this ethical dilemma, Nina understands
that nursing care is shaped by client _____, _ , values, and
___ to pay.
The nurse has become aware of missing narcotics in the responsibility
client care area. Which ethical principle obligates the
nurse to report the missing medications?
The client's older brother asks the nurse to send a picture "No, protected health information of any kind should not be shared on social
of the client's broken arm x-ray stating that the image is media."
so "cool" and they want to share it with friends on
Instagram. What is the best response by the nurse?
Legal issues reference _______ that are typically _____. Ethics laws, concrete, broader, laws
is ______ than the law and refers to _____ and character.
A nurse reports suspicious co-worker behavior to the non-maleficence
nurse manager. What ethical principle is the nurse
demonstrating?
