NCLEX PN EXAM 2025 (LEADERSHIP/ETHICAL/LEGAL) | ALL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | VERIFIED
ANSWERS | LATEST EXAM (JUST RELEASED)
What is fidelity and an example of it? - (CORRECT ANSWER)Fidelity - exhibiting loyalty and fulfilling
commitments made to oneself and others.
Ex: Administering medication as prescribed
Keeping promises
What is nonmaleficence and what is an example of it? - (CORRECT ANSWER)Nonmaleficence - Means to
do no harm and relates to protecting clients from danger when they are unable to do so themselves due
to a mental/physical condition (children, or Alzheimer's)
Ex: Refusing to give report to a nurse who is impaired
What is autonomy and an example of it? - (CORRECT ANSWER)Autonomy - right to make decisions for
oneself
Ex: patient makes an advance directive
What is the definition of justice in medicine? - (CORRECT ANSWER)Justice - treating all clients fairly (ie,
without bias)
What is veracity in medicine? - (CORRECT ANSWER)Veracity - telling the truth as a fundamental part of
building a trusting relationship.
What is battery in medicine? - (CORRECT ANSWER)Battery - Making physical contact with the client
without permission. This includes harmful acts or acts that the client refuses (eg, performing a
procedure).
During shift change, the night nurse notices that the graduate nurse administered IV dopamine instead
of the prescribed norepinephrine for a client with sepsis. What should the night nurse do first? -
(CORRECT ANSWER)Assess patient, notify HCP
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QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | VERIFIED
ANSWERS | LATEST EXAM (JUST RELEASED)
What is fidelity and an example of it? - (CORRECT ANSWER)Fidelity - exhibiting loyalty and fulfilling
commitments made to oneself and others.
Ex: Administering medication as prescribed
Keeping promises
What is nonmaleficence and what is an example of it? - (CORRECT ANSWER)Nonmaleficence - Means to
do no harm and relates to protecting clients from danger when they are unable to do so themselves due
to a mental/physical condition (children, or Alzheimer's)
Ex: Refusing to give report to a nurse who is impaired
What is autonomy and an example of it? - (CORRECT ANSWER)Autonomy - right to make decisions for
oneself
Ex: patient makes an advance directive
What is the definition of justice in medicine? - (CORRECT ANSWER)Justice - treating all clients fairly (ie,
without bias)
What is veracity in medicine? - (CORRECT ANSWER)Veracity - telling the truth as a fundamental part of
building a trusting relationship.
What is battery in medicine? - (CORRECT ANSWER)Battery - Making physical contact with the client
without permission. This includes harmful acts or acts that the client refuses (eg, performing a
procedure).
During shift change, the night nurse notices that the graduate nurse administered IV dopamine instead
of the prescribed norepinephrine for a client with sepsis. What should the night nurse do first? -
(CORRECT ANSWER)Assess patient, notify HCP
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