fundamentals ATI practice
test
1. support of clients' health, wellness, safety, and personal rights,
including privacy: Basic principles of ethics: Advocacy
2. willingness to respect obligations and
follow through on promises: Basic principles of ethics: Responsibility
3. ability to answer for one's own actions: Basic principles of ethics:
Accountabil- ity
4. protection of privacy without diminishing access to high quality
ca:reBasic principles of ethics: Confidentiality
5. the right to make one's own personal
decisions, even when those decisions might not be in that person's own
best interest.: ethical principles of client care: autonomy
6. action that promotes good for others,
without any self interes:te. thical principles of client care: beneficence
7. fulfillment of promises: ethical principles of client care: Fidelity
8. fairness in care delivery and use of resources: ethical principles of client
care: Justice
9. a commitment to do no harm: ethical principles of client care:
Nonmaleficence
10.a commitment to tell the truth: ethical principles of client care: Veracity
11. -Health Insurance Portability
and Accountability Act
(HIPAA)
-Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
-Mental Health Parity Act (MHPA)
-Patient Self Determination Act
(PSDA): Federal laws affecting nursing practice are?
12.negligence: a nurse fails to implement safety measures for a client
at risk for falls
13.malpractice (professional negligence): a nurse administers a large
dose of medication due to a calculation error.
the client has a cardiac arrest and dies
14.BREACH OF CONFIDENTIALITY: a nurse releases a
client's medical diagnosis to a member of the press.
15.DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER:: a nurse tells a coworker
that she believes the client has been unfaithful to her
partner.
16. the conduct of
one person makes
1/6
, fundamentals ATI practice
test
another person fearful
and apprehensive
2/6
test
1. support of clients' health, wellness, safety, and personal rights,
including privacy: Basic principles of ethics: Advocacy
2. willingness to respect obligations and
follow through on promises: Basic principles of ethics: Responsibility
3. ability to answer for one's own actions: Basic principles of ethics:
Accountabil- ity
4. protection of privacy without diminishing access to high quality
ca:reBasic principles of ethics: Confidentiality
5. the right to make one's own personal
decisions, even when those decisions might not be in that person's own
best interest.: ethical principles of client care: autonomy
6. action that promotes good for others,
without any self interes:te. thical principles of client care: beneficence
7. fulfillment of promises: ethical principles of client care: Fidelity
8. fairness in care delivery and use of resources: ethical principles of client
care: Justice
9. a commitment to do no harm: ethical principles of client care:
Nonmaleficence
10.a commitment to tell the truth: ethical principles of client care: Veracity
11. -Health Insurance Portability
and Accountability Act
(HIPAA)
-Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
-Mental Health Parity Act (MHPA)
-Patient Self Determination Act
(PSDA): Federal laws affecting nursing practice are?
12.negligence: a nurse fails to implement safety measures for a client
at risk for falls
13.malpractice (professional negligence): a nurse administers a large
dose of medication due to a calculation error.
the client has a cardiac arrest and dies
14.BREACH OF CONFIDENTIALITY: a nurse releases a
client's medical diagnosis to a member of the press.
15.DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER:: a nurse tells a coworker
that she believes the client has been unfaithful to her
partner.
16. the conduct of
one person makes
1/6
, fundamentals ATI practice
test
another person fearful
and apprehensive
2/6
