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"As an med aide in your facility, you should:" - Work within the legal limits of your role "Before you work as an Med aide, you" - "Must pass course exams, complete and demonstrate skills " You tell a patient about your personal problems. This is - A boundary violation A nurse asks you to do something beyond the legal limits of your role. You - Refuse to follow the nurse s order and explain why You are not sure whether you should give a certain drug. You should - Ask the nurse "In order to assess a person, the nurse decides to give the person the oral drugs that you usually give. You" - Understand this is the best decision for the person at the time The nurse asks you to perform a task that is in your job description. You have not done this task before. You - Tell the nurse you have not done the task before and ask for help "When you agree to perform a delegated task, you" - Must complete the task safely A nurse asks you to perform a task. You do the following except - Do the task even though you have not been trained Which step can the nurse delegate to you? - Give certain drugs The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has the power to do the following except - Determine who gives drugs to patients or residents"If you fail to do something that a reasonable and careful person would have done, you are" - Negligent Invasion of privacy occurs if you - "Violate a person s right not to have his or her name, photo, or private affairs made public without giving consent" You suspect a person is being abused. You should - Share your concerns with your supervisor Schedule II drugs may lead to - Severe psychological or physical dependence "According to the text, when you touch a person s body without his or her consent, it is" - Battery The intentional mistreatment or harm of another person is - Abuse Knowledge of what is right conduct and wrong conduct is - Ethics Which statement about an ethical person is true? - An ethical person behaves in the right way. You display ethical behavior by - Keeping the person s property safe "To protect yourself from assault and battery, you" - Get the person s consent before doing a procedure A nurse gives the wrong dosage of a drug to a person. This


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