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NURS 4150 REVIEW FOR FINAL QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
Quiz: an ethical dilemma arises from (ch 6)
Ans: differing values
Quiz: ethical principles are helpful for (ch 6)
Ans: forming guidelines for appropriate behavior
Quiz: ethical erosion is (ch 6)
Ans: a subtle, even unnoticed, slippage of ethical standards
Quiz: promise keeping or fidelity is (ch 6)
Ans: a foundational ethical principle for the resolution of ethical dilemmas
Quiz: nurses often rationalize a situation because (ch 6)
Ans: the right thing is not always easy to do
Quiz: from an ethical perspective, boundaries (ch 6)
Ans: delineate the professional limits of a therapeutic relationship
Quiz: impaired nursing practice is (ch 6)
,Ans: related to substance use disorders that impact safe nursing practice
Quiz: conflict in ethical situations arises from (ch 6)
Ans: value diversity
Quiz: practice breakdown strategies represent ethical issues (ch 6)
Ans: related to identifying the cause of errors
Quiz: trusting relationships are essential for managing ethical dilemmas.
Trust is characterized as (ch 6)
Ans: a relationship is which one individual is vulnerable to another
Quiz: The U.S. healthcare system has begun the major work of
transformation much later than other segments of the social and global
community. (ch 9)
Ans: true
Quiz: Building access and equity into the service framework requires
that equity ownership and engagement are directed by management.
(ch 9)
Ans: false
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, Quiz: Unless there is a goodness of fir among the structure of an
organization, the dynamics of human behavior, and the processes and
tools used to undertake work, any one of these elements taken alone
can negatively diminish value and outcome. (ch 9)
Ans: true
Quiz: The foundational principles of complexity science that apply to
human behavior and health care are derived from the areas of
behavioral economics, networks, evolution and adaptation, pattern
formation, systems theory, nonlinear dynamics, and game theory. (ch
9)
Ans: true
Quiz: Evidentiary dynamics and improvement science are the
traditional mechanisms for changing practice within the context of a
strongly vertical medical records structure. (ch 9)
Ans: false
Quiz: In the healthcare world, where the digital infrastructure now
makes it possible for providers to make evidence-based, value-driven
decisions, conditions are ripe for reorienting the delivery system to
become a much stronger point-of-service construct. (ch 9)
Examstudy - Stuvia US
In today's fast-paced educational landscape, students need reliable resources to excel in their studies.
5.0
NURS 4150 REVIEW FOR FINAL QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
Quiz: an ethical dilemma arises from (ch 6)
Ans: differing values
Quiz: ethical principles are helpful for (ch 6)
Ans: forming guidelines for appropriate behavior
Quiz: ethical erosion is (ch 6)
Ans: a subtle, even unnoticed, slippage of ethical standards
Quiz: promise keeping or fidelity is (ch 6)
Ans: a foundational ethical principle for the resolution of ethical dilemmas
Quiz: nurses often rationalize a situation because (ch 6)
Ans: the right thing is not always easy to do
Quiz: from an ethical perspective, boundaries (ch 6)
Ans: delineate the professional limits of a therapeutic relationship
Quiz: impaired nursing practice is (ch 6)
,Ans: related to substance use disorders that impact safe nursing practice
Quiz: conflict in ethical situations arises from (ch 6)
Ans: value diversity
Quiz: practice breakdown strategies represent ethical issues (ch 6)
Ans: related to identifying the cause of errors
Quiz: trusting relationships are essential for managing ethical dilemmas.
Trust is characterized as (ch 6)
Ans: a relationship is which one individual is vulnerable to another
Quiz: The U.S. healthcare system has begun the major work of
transformation much later than other segments of the social and global
community. (ch 9)
Ans: true
Quiz: Building access and equity into the service framework requires
that equity ownership and engagement are directed by management.
(ch 9)
Ans: false
Examstudy - Stuvia US
, Quiz: Unless there is a goodness of fir among the structure of an
organization, the dynamics of human behavior, and the processes and
tools used to undertake work, any one of these elements taken alone
can negatively diminish value and outcome. (ch 9)
Ans: true
Quiz: The foundational principles of complexity science that apply to
human behavior and health care are derived from the areas of
behavioral economics, networks, evolution and adaptation, pattern
formation, systems theory, nonlinear dynamics, and game theory. (ch
9)
Ans: true
Quiz: Evidentiary dynamics and improvement science are the
traditional mechanisms for changing practice within the context of a
strongly vertical medical records structure. (ch 9)
Ans: false
Quiz: In the healthcare world, where the digital infrastructure now
makes it possible for providers to make evidence-based, value-driven
decisions, conditions are ripe for reorienting the delivery system to
become a much stronger point-of-service construct. (ch 9)
Examstudy - Stuvia US
