CLUSTER 1-3 NURSING 106 (EXAM 1)
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100%
CORRECT!!!
Associate Degree Nurse (ADN) -ANSWER ✔✔Entry-level Education for RNs: 2-
3 years of private/community college; includes general education services: math,
science, history, English
Diploma Program Nurse -ANSWER ✔✔3 years of a hospital-based nursing
program: least available; experience is learned on patient units
Masters of Science in Nursing (MSN) -ANSWER ✔✔2+ years in graduate
school/university; may teach in BSN, ADN, LPN/LVN programs and specialize as
a NP, CRNA, CNS, or Midwife
Baccalaureate Degree Nurse -ANSWER ✔✔Students enter a university for courses
of a 4-year degree; or, previous students complete 2 years before obtaining
Bachelor (BSN) degree
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) -ANSWER ✔✔Most basic entry-level nursing
option; ranges from 9 months-1 year for full time programs, and 18-2 years for part
time
Doctorate in Nursing (PhD, DNP) -ANSWER ✔✔2+ years in a doctoral program
at a university; may serve as the Dean of Nursing in uni programs or Director of
Nursing in hospitals; teach in MSN programs
Scope of practice -ANSWER ✔✔What you are permitted to do as a nurse
Tort -ANSWER ✔✔a civil wrong
Negligence -ANSWER ✔✔an unintentional violation of a legal duty to use a
standard of care
, Malpractice -ANSWER ✔✔Failure by a health professional to meet accepted
standards
Incident reports -ANSWER ✔✔How to improve care: documentation of falls,
medication errors, problems
Four invasions of Privacy -ANSWER ✔✔1. Using name without consent
2. Unreasonable intrusion
3. Public disclosure of facts
4. Putting person in false light (speaking ill of a patient)
Defamation -ANSWER ✔✔Slander or libel
Altruism -ANSWER ✔✔unselfish concern for the welfare of others
Autonomy -ANSWER ✔✔independence; responsibility to oneself
Integrity -ANSWER ✔✔honesty, high moral standards; an unimpaired condition,
completeness, soundness
Human Dignity -ANSWER ✔✔Absolute inherent worth/ People are valuable
Social Justice -ANSWER ✔✔Society is fairly treated/ has no status
Ethics -ANSWER ✔✔moral values
Bioethics -ANSWER ✔✔ethics as applied to human life or health
Morality -ANSWER ✔✔Standard of what is right or wrong
Nonmaleficence -ANSWER ✔✔do no harm
Fidelity -ANSWER ✔✔Faithful agreements; promises
Veracity -ANSWER ✔✔truthfulness
Accountability -ANSWER ✔✔ability to answer for one's own actions
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100%
CORRECT!!!
Associate Degree Nurse (ADN) -ANSWER ✔✔Entry-level Education for RNs: 2-
3 years of private/community college; includes general education services: math,
science, history, English
Diploma Program Nurse -ANSWER ✔✔3 years of a hospital-based nursing
program: least available; experience is learned on patient units
Masters of Science in Nursing (MSN) -ANSWER ✔✔2+ years in graduate
school/university; may teach in BSN, ADN, LPN/LVN programs and specialize as
a NP, CRNA, CNS, or Midwife
Baccalaureate Degree Nurse -ANSWER ✔✔Students enter a university for courses
of a 4-year degree; or, previous students complete 2 years before obtaining
Bachelor (BSN) degree
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) -ANSWER ✔✔Most basic entry-level nursing
option; ranges from 9 months-1 year for full time programs, and 18-2 years for part
time
Doctorate in Nursing (PhD, DNP) -ANSWER ✔✔2+ years in a doctoral program
at a university; may serve as the Dean of Nursing in uni programs or Director of
Nursing in hospitals; teach in MSN programs
Scope of practice -ANSWER ✔✔What you are permitted to do as a nurse
Tort -ANSWER ✔✔a civil wrong
Negligence -ANSWER ✔✔an unintentional violation of a legal duty to use a
standard of care
, Malpractice -ANSWER ✔✔Failure by a health professional to meet accepted
standards
Incident reports -ANSWER ✔✔How to improve care: documentation of falls,
medication errors, problems
Four invasions of Privacy -ANSWER ✔✔1. Using name without consent
2. Unreasonable intrusion
3. Public disclosure of facts
4. Putting person in false light (speaking ill of a patient)
Defamation -ANSWER ✔✔Slander or libel
Altruism -ANSWER ✔✔unselfish concern for the welfare of others
Autonomy -ANSWER ✔✔independence; responsibility to oneself
Integrity -ANSWER ✔✔honesty, high moral standards; an unimpaired condition,
completeness, soundness
Human Dignity -ANSWER ✔✔Absolute inherent worth/ People are valuable
Social Justice -ANSWER ✔✔Society is fairly treated/ has no status
Ethics -ANSWER ✔✔moral values
Bioethics -ANSWER ✔✔ethics as applied to human life or health
Morality -ANSWER ✔✔Standard of what is right or wrong
Nonmaleficence -ANSWER ✔✔do no harm
Fidelity -ANSWER ✔✔Faithful agreements; promises
Veracity -ANSWER ✔✔truthfulness
Accountability -ANSWER ✔✔ability to answer for one's own actions
