NR599 Final Exam Review
1. Refers to the process of making informed choices about ethical dilemmas based on a set
of standards differentiating right from wrong
- Ethical decision making
2. What are the bioethical standards?
- Autonomy, freedom, veracity, privacy, beneficence, fidelity
3. Enters on the healthcare professional's implicit agreement with the patient or client
- Husted bioethical model
4. Understanding a set of information and the ways it can be applied to a specific task
- Knowledge processing
5. What is the foundation of knowledge model?
- Acquisition, processing, generating, dissemination
6. What takes on ethical problems seen by healthcare providers in relation to care
- bioethical standard
7. Refers to a wide range of health services that are delivered by telecommunications-
ready tools, such as the telephone, videophone, and computer.
- Telehealth
, 8. The right to choose for themselves respects clients values opinion perspectives and
beliefs
- Autonomy
9. The ability for an individual to act independently without coercion or constant in ones
choices or actions
- Freedom
10. Being completely truthful with a patient
- veracity
11. The right to be left alone when you want to be, having control over your own personal
possessions and not to be observed without your consent
- Privacy
12. Actions performed that contribute to the welfare of others. Action of doing good or
right for the patient
- Beneficence
13. Right to what has been promised. Keeping to ones promise
- Fidelity
14. Remote clinical health services
- telemed
1. Refers to the process of making informed choices about ethical dilemmas based on a set
of standards differentiating right from wrong
- Ethical decision making
2. What are the bioethical standards?
- Autonomy, freedom, veracity, privacy, beneficence, fidelity
3. Enters on the healthcare professional's implicit agreement with the patient or client
- Husted bioethical model
4. Understanding a set of information and the ways it can be applied to a specific task
- Knowledge processing
5. What is the foundation of knowledge model?
- Acquisition, processing, generating, dissemination
6. What takes on ethical problems seen by healthcare providers in relation to care
- bioethical standard
7. Refers to a wide range of health services that are delivered by telecommunications-
ready tools, such as the telephone, videophone, and computer.
- Telehealth
, 8. The right to choose for themselves respects clients values opinion perspectives and
beliefs
- Autonomy
9. The ability for an individual to act independently without coercion or constant in ones
choices or actions
- Freedom
10. Being completely truthful with a patient
- veracity
11. The right to be left alone when you want to be, having control over your own personal
possessions and not to be observed without your consent
- Privacy
12. Actions performed that contribute to the welfare of others. Action of doing good or
right for the patient
- Beneficence
13. Right to what has been promised. Keeping to ones promise
- Fidelity
14. Remote clinical health services
- telemed
