CRITICAL CARE NURSING BY URDEN UPDATED
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
◉ Critical Care Nurses.
Answer: Care for unstable patients requiring advanced monitoring
and interventions.
◉ Examples of Critical Conditions.
Answer: Sepsis, respiratory failure, shock, stroke, trauma, cardiac
arrest, and multi-organ failure.
◉ Negligence.
Answer: Failure to provide care that a reasonable nurse would
provide.
◉ Malpractice.
Answer: Professional negligence causing patient harm.
◉ Assault.
Answer: Threatening to touch a patient without consent.
, ◉ Battery.
Answer: Performing procedures without consent.
◉ Autonomy.
Answer: Respecting the patient's right to make decisions.
◉ Beneficence.
Answer: Doing good for the patient.
◉ Nonmaleficence.
Answer: Do no harm.
◉ Justice.
Answer: Fair treatment of all patients.
◉ Ethical Dilemmas in Critical Care.
Answer: Involving DNR orders, withdrawal of life support, and organ
donation.
◉ AACN.
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
◉ Critical Care Nurses.
Answer: Care for unstable patients requiring advanced monitoring
and interventions.
◉ Examples of Critical Conditions.
Answer: Sepsis, respiratory failure, shock, stroke, trauma, cardiac
arrest, and multi-organ failure.
◉ Negligence.
Answer: Failure to provide care that a reasonable nurse would
provide.
◉ Malpractice.
Answer: Professional negligence causing patient harm.
◉ Assault.
Answer: Threatening to touch a patient without consent.
, ◉ Battery.
Answer: Performing procedures without consent.
◉ Autonomy.
Answer: Respecting the patient's right to make decisions.
◉ Beneficence.
Answer: Doing good for the patient.
◉ Nonmaleficence.
Answer: Do no harm.
◉ Justice.
Answer: Fair treatment of all patients.
◉ Ethical Dilemmas in Critical Care.
Answer: Involving DNR orders, withdrawal of life support, and organ
donation.
◉ AACN.