NUR 2048 Exam 4 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH 100% GRADED
CORRECT ANSWERS | 100% VERIFIED | 2025 UPDATED
What is an ethical dilemma? - (answers)The collision of two ethical principles
What is autonomy? - (answers)right to self-determination
What is beneficence? - (answers)Actions should promote good
What is nonmaleficence? - (answers)Do no harm
What is veracity? - (answers)Telling the truth
What is justice? - (answers)Equal treatment
What is paternalism? - (answers)Belief that healthcare provider knows best, information is
provided or withheld based on this belief
What is fidelity? - (answers)Keeping a promise
What is respect for others? - (answers)Allowing patients and families the rights to make
decisions and to live by these decisions
What is an advanced directive? - (answers)Living will
Who can make an advanced directive besides the patient? - (answers)Chaplin
What are the 3 attributes of the nurse advocate? - (answers)1. Safeguard patients' autonomy
2. Acting on behalf of patients
, 3. Championing social justice in the provision of health care
What are the 5 aspects of empowerment (the patient)? - (answers)1. Self-Efficacy
2. Self-Awareness
3. Confidence
4. Coping skills
5. Health literacy
What are advocacy interventions & assessments? - (answers)- Educating patients about their
legal rights regarding informed decision making
- Ensuring patients have a voice
- Monitoring patients' care to safeguard patient rights.
- Evaluating Policies and Procedures to ensure the protection of patients' right
- Intervening if the care given is unsafe, against the patients' wishes, or the patient is not
competent
- Assess the patients' ability to make decisions
- Assess the reliability of the information being given
What are the 12 patient rights? - (answers)1. Talk about informed consent
2. Find different consent forms in different languages
3. Get info that meets sensory needs
4. Make Decisions about your care
5. Refuse care-medications treatments
6. Know the names of your caregivers
7. Safe care
8. have your pain addressed
9. Know when something goes wrong
10. Get a list of all medications
11. Courtesy and respect
CORRECT ANSWERS | 100% VERIFIED | 2025 UPDATED
What is an ethical dilemma? - (answers)The collision of two ethical principles
What is autonomy? - (answers)right to self-determination
What is beneficence? - (answers)Actions should promote good
What is nonmaleficence? - (answers)Do no harm
What is veracity? - (answers)Telling the truth
What is justice? - (answers)Equal treatment
What is paternalism? - (answers)Belief that healthcare provider knows best, information is
provided or withheld based on this belief
What is fidelity? - (answers)Keeping a promise
What is respect for others? - (answers)Allowing patients and families the rights to make
decisions and to live by these decisions
What is an advanced directive? - (answers)Living will
Who can make an advanced directive besides the patient? - (answers)Chaplin
What are the 3 attributes of the nurse advocate? - (answers)1. Safeguard patients' autonomy
2. Acting on behalf of patients
, 3. Championing social justice in the provision of health care
What are the 5 aspects of empowerment (the patient)? - (answers)1. Self-Efficacy
2. Self-Awareness
3. Confidence
4. Coping skills
5. Health literacy
What are advocacy interventions & assessments? - (answers)- Educating patients about their
legal rights regarding informed decision making
- Ensuring patients have a voice
- Monitoring patients' care to safeguard patient rights.
- Evaluating Policies and Procedures to ensure the protection of patients' right
- Intervening if the care given is unsafe, against the patients' wishes, or the patient is not
competent
- Assess the patients' ability to make decisions
- Assess the reliability of the information being given
What are the 12 patient rights? - (answers)1. Talk about informed consent
2. Find different consent forms in different languages
3. Get info that meets sensory needs
4. Make Decisions about your care
5. Refuse care-medications treatments
6. Know the names of your caregivers
7. Safe care
8. have your pain addressed
9. Know when something goes wrong
10. Get a list of all medications
11. Courtesy and respect
