Vocational Nursing Questions with 100%
Complete Answers, A+
Disrespectful attitude toward the patient. - ✔✔ Beneficent Paternalism
"Be True" Nurse is to be faithful to the charge of acting in the patient's best interest
when they can no longer make free choices. - ✔✔ Fidelity
"Do Good" with nursing actions, it is basis of trust in nursing. - ✔✔ Beneficence
Taking personal responsibility for one's own nursing actions. - ✔✔ Accountability
The "Worth" you assign to an idea or action. - ✔✔ Values
Basis for your personal guidelines for living. - ✔✔ Personal Ethics
System of standards or moral principles that direct actions as being "Right or Wrong". - ✔✔ Ethics
Thinking, Deciding, Acting based on a personal decision made voluntarily without pressure. - ✔✔ Autonomy
"Do No Harm" - ✔✔ Nonmaleficence
The right to choose care - ✔✔ Privacy
"Fair to Al" treating with Dignity and Respect - ✔✔ Justice
Going off unit and leaving a patient unattended to without transferring their care to
another nurse. - ✔✔ abandonment
Supervisor is continuosly present to direct/inspect nursing care. - ✔✔ Direct Supervision
Patient must show that nurse's negligence injured him in some way - ✔✔ Damages
Can be murder,rape, larceny, homocide (serious offense) - ✔✔ Felony Nurse did not adhere to nursing standards of care - ✔✔ Breach of Duty
Unjustified attempt or threat to touch someone - ✔✔ Assault
Holds you responsible for your own behavior - ✔✔ Personal Liability
Defamation by verbalizing untrue or private information to a 3rd party - ✔✔ Slander
Patient clinical condition is predictable, only requires basic nursing care - ✔✔ Basic Patient Situation
Patient must be informed of all aspects of invasive procedure & indicates comprehension of that information to give consent. - ✔✔ Informed consent
Intended to cause harm - ✔✔ Intentional Tort
To cause physical harm to someone by physical touch without consent. - ✔✔ Battery
Obtained on admission by nurse or clerk, by signing a general admission form for consent. - ✔✔ General Implied Consent
Means that a reasonable cause and effect relationship can be shown - ✔✔ Proximate Cause
Defines nursing practice & establishes standards for nurses - ✔✔ Nurse Practice Act
A guideline for delivery of good nursing care - ✔✔ Nursing Standard of Care
Supervisor is regularly present to direct/inspect nursing care - ✔✔ General Supervision
Obtained by parents for children less than 18 yrs old - ✔✔ Authorized Consent
Defamation thru written communication or pictures - ✔✔ Libel
Complete Answers, A+
Disrespectful attitude toward the patient. - ✔✔ Beneficent Paternalism
"Be True" Nurse is to be faithful to the charge of acting in the patient's best interest
when they can no longer make free choices. - ✔✔ Fidelity
"Do Good" with nursing actions, it is basis of trust in nursing. - ✔✔ Beneficence
Taking personal responsibility for one's own nursing actions. - ✔✔ Accountability
The "Worth" you assign to an idea or action. - ✔✔ Values
Basis for your personal guidelines for living. - ✔✔ Personal Ethics
System of standards or moral principles that direct actions as being "Right or Wrong". - ✔✔ Ethics
Thinking, Deciding, Acting based on a personal decision made voluntarily without pressure. - ✔✔ Autonomy
"Do No Harm" - ✔✔ Nonmaleficence
The right to choose care - ✔✔ Privacy
"Fair to Al" treating with Dignity and Respect - ✔✔ Justice
Going off unit and leaving a patient unattended to without transferring their care to
another nurse. - ✔✔ abandonment
Supervisor is continuosly present to direct/inspect nursing care. - ✔✔ Direct Supervision
Patient must show that nurse's negligence injured him in some way - ✔✔ Damages
Can be murder,rape, larceny, homocide (serious offense) - ✔✔ Felony Nurse did not adhere to nursing standards of care - ✔✔ Breach of Duty
Unjustified attempt or threat to touch someone - ✔✔ Assault
Holds you responsible for your own behavior - ✔✔ Personal Liability
Defamation by verbalizing untrue or private information to a 3rd party - ✔✔ Slander
Patient clinical condition is predictable, only requires basic nursing care - ✔✔ Basic Patient Situation
Patient must be informed of all aspects of invasive procedure & indicates comprehension of that information to give consent. - ✔✔ Informed consent
Intended to cause harm - ✔✔ Intentional Tort
To cause physical harm to someone by physical touch without consent. - ✔✔ Battery
Obtained on admission by nurse or clerk, by signing a general admission form for consent. - ✔✔ General Implied Consent
Means that a reasonable cause and effect relationship can be shown - ✔✔ Proximate Cause
Defines nursing practice & establishes standards for nurses - ✔✔ Nurse Practice Act
A guideline for delivery of good nursing care - ✔✔ Nursing Standard of Care
Supervisor is regularly present to direct/inspect nursing care - ✔✔ General Supervision
Obtained by parents for children less than 18 yrs old - ✔✔ Authorized Consent
Defamation thru written communication or pictures - ✔✔ Libel
