Leadership Exam2 Practice Questions

Leadership Exam2 Practice Questions1. A client who is a Jehovah's Witness has consented toreceiveabloodtransfusion. The family members of the client are upset that theclienthasconsented to the transfusion. The nurse manager on the unit supportstheclient's decision to receive the transfusion. What ethical principleistheman-ager supporting with the client? a. Autonomy b. Beneficence c. Non-malificence d. Justice: ANSWER: A 2. An infant is born with a condition called anacephaly andhasaveryshortlifeexpectancy. The parents of the child have decided to withholdfeedingsfromthe infant to hasten death and to decrease suffering.The nursemanageroftheunit supports this decision and instructs the nurse providingcaretothechildto not feed the child. The nurse providing care for the infant becomesupset, 2 / 9 AGRADESTUVIA 2024/2025 AGRADESTUVIA STORE AGRADESTUVIA 2 CONFIDENIAL believes that the infant should be fed, but can't feed the childbecauseoftheparent's wishes.This nurse is most likely experiencinga. Moral uncertainty b. Moral distress c. Moral outrage d. A conflict of personal views: ANSWER: B 3. A new nurse has just made a medication error. The newnursenotifiestheunit manager and the physician.The unit manager tells thenewnursethatshemust report the medication error to the client.The unit managerispromotinga. Autonomy b. Justice c.Transparency d. Defamation: ANSWER: C 4. A nurse has made a medication error that resulted in anaphylaxis.Thephysi-cian is called to see the client, but the nurse does not informthephysicianthathe administered the wrong medication to the client. What ethical principleisthe nurse violating? 3 / 9 AGRADESTUVIA 2024/2025 AGRADESTUVIA STORE AGRADESTUVIA 3 CONFIDENIAL a.Veracity b. Fidelity c. Beneficence d. Non-maleficence: ANSWER: A 4 / 9 AGRADESTUVIA 2024/2025 AGRADESTUVIA STORE AGRADESTUVIA 4 CONFIDENIAL 5. A nurse is working in the Emergency Room. A patient isbeingtreatedfora Sexually Transmitted Disease.The nurse says to another nurse"Thiswouldnot happen if the patient was not promiscuous, I think sheisaprostitute".Theclient overhears this and makes a complain. Which of thefollowingcanmostlikely occur? a.The nurse may be guilty of battery b.The nurse may be guilty of defamation of character c.The nurse may be guilty of invasion of privacy d.The nurse may be guilty of negligence: ANSWER: B6. ANA Code of Ethics includes all of the below functionsexcept?a. Guide to the highest standards b. Legally binding contract c. Professional code of ethics d. General values, duties, and responsibilities: ANSWER: B7. Nurses are required to respect and protect informationabout theirclients.This is called a. Fidelity 5 / 9 AGRADESTUVIA 2024/2025 AGRADESTUVIA STORE AGRADESTUVIA 5 CONFIDENIAL b. Justice c. Confidentiality d.Veracity: ANSWER: C 8. Theory-Practice-Ethics Gap challenges nurses moral obligationinpractice.Which of the below situations most likely supports this concept a. Maintained updated continuing education b. Non-compliance in hand hygiene despite all the supportiveinformationc. Utilizing appropriate decision-making techniques d. Develop interventions based on theory: ANSWER: B9. Which of the below nurses ar