NURS 2520 QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS
analyzing cues correct answer CJMM, organizing and linking cues to the clinical
presentation ("Which clinical manifestations are consistent with these cues?)
autonomy correct answer ethical principle, the right or freedom to make
informed decisions about one's own health
beneficence correct answer ethical principle, obligation to do good or right by
acting in ways that promote welfare and interest of others
blunt end error correct answer errors that occur at the organizational level (E.g.
staffing shortages, prolonged work shifts)
bullying correct answer repeated, deliberate, and disrespectful behaviour towards
another for one's own gratification, which harms the target
caring correct answer an interpersonal process that is characterized by expert
nursing, interpersonal sensitivity, and intimate relationships
communication correct answer a process of interaction between people in which
symbols are used to create, exchange, and interpret messages about ideas,
emotions, and mind states
empathy correct answer the ability to put one's self in the situation of another
ethical dilemma correct answer equally compelling ethical arguments on either
sides
, ethical problem correct answer a problem with an ethical decision
ethics correct answer the study or examination of morality through a variety of
different approaches
evaluation correct answer CJMM, comparing observed outcomes against
expected outcomes ("What signs point to improving/declining?")
explicit knowledge correct answer knowledge that is easily written down,
explained, and communicated to others
fidelity correct answer ethical principle, keeping promises, performing required
duties, and being trustworthy (no promises that you cannot keep)
generate solutions correct answer CJMM, identifying expected outcomes and
using hypotheses to define a set of interventions for the expected outcomes
("What are the desirable outcomes?")
horizontal violence correct answer violence that occurs between persons of equal
power levels
intrinsic motivation correct answer drive to pursue a goal from internal, personal
factors, rather than for others or extrinsic rewards
ISBAR correct answer a common acronym used in patient handoff, includes
introducing yourself, situation, background, assessment, and recommendations
analyzing cues correct answer CJMM, organizing and linking cues to the clinical
presentation ("Which clinical manifestations are consistent with these cues?)
autonomy correct answer ethical principle, the right or freedom to make
informed decisions about one's own health
beneficence correct answer ethical principle, obligation to do good or right by
acting in ways that promote welfare and interest of others
blunt end error correct answer errors that occur at the organizational level (E.g.
staffing shortages, prolonged work shifts)
bullying correct answer repeated, deliberate, and disrespectful behaviour towards
another for one's own gratification, which harms the target
caring correct answer an interpersonal process that is characterized by expert
nursing, interpersonal sensitivity, and intimate relationships
communication correct answer a process of interaction between people in which
symbols are used to create, exchange, and interpret messages about ideas,
emotions, and mind states
empathy correct answer the ability to put one's self in the situation of another
ethical dilemma correct answer equally compelling ethical arguments on either
sides
, ethical problem correct answer a problem with an ethical decision
ethics correct answer the study or examination of morality through a variety of
different approaches
evaluation correct answer CJMM, comparing observed outcomes against
expected outcomes ("What signs point to improving/declining?")
explicit knowledge correct answer knowledge that is easily written down,
explained, and communicated to others
fidelity correct answer ethical principle, keeping promises, performing required
duties, and being trustworthy (no promises that you cannot keep)
generate solutions correct answer CJMM, identifying expected outcomes and
using hypotheses to define a set of interventions for the expected outcomes
("What are the desirable outcomes?")
horizontal violence correct answer violence that occurs between persons of equal
power levels
intrinsic motivation correct answer drive to pursue a goal from internal, personal
factors, rather than for others or extrinsic rewards
ISBAR correct answer a common acronym used in patient handoff, includes
introducing yourself, situation, background, assessment, and recommendations
