NURS 4800 Midterm Study Guide Questions
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accountability Correct Answers to be answerable
to oneself and others for one's own actions
add your perspective Correct Answers Use the
STATE method as a means to share your point of
view while leaving room for alternative
perspectives to be shared and clarified.
Use this step to explain your side
Assertive communication Correct Answers To get
and give respect
To ask for fair play
To leave room for compromise
To create common ground - mutual purpose
Assertive person Correct Answers Masters his or
her emotions
Does not make excuses for conflict resolution
Recognizes own purpose in conversation
Creates a safe environment for dialogue
bioethics Correct Answers Often refer to the four
basic principles of health care ethics when
evaluating the merits and difficulties of medical
procedures
Ideally, for a medical practice to be considered
"ethical", it must respect all four of these
, principles: autonomy, justice, beneficence, and
non-maleficence
change your own motives Correct Answers Get
clear on both the role you've played in the
problems you encounter and the real goal you're
looking to reach.
Use this step to clarify that there is a crucial
conversation to be had
clinical decision making Correct Answers The
selection of interventions and actions that move
clients from a presenting state to a specified or
desired outcome state
Drawing valid conclusions and then acting
appropriately based on those conditions (Eg how to
avoid failure to rescue)
Problem intervention
Really has to be developed
- Ask "what if" scenarios
- There is never one answer - find different
solutions or options to a problem
- Turn errors into learning reflections
clinical indications Correct Answers The Principles
of Beneficence and Non-maleficence
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accountability Correct Answers to be answerable
to oneself and others for one's own actions
add your perspective Correct Answers Use the
STATE method as a means to share your point of
view while leaving room for alternative
perspectives to be shared and clarified.
Use this step to explain your side
Assertive communication Correct Answers To get
and give respect
To ask for fair play
To leave room for compromise
To create common ground - mutual purpose
Assertive person Correct Answers Masters his or
her emotions
Does not make excuses for conflict resolution
Recognizes own purpose in conversation
Creates a safe environment for dialogue
bioethics Correct Answers Often refer to the four
basic principles of health care ethics when
evaluating the merits and difficulties of medical
procedures
Ideally, for a medical practice to be considered
"ethical", it must respect all four of these
, principles: autonomy, justice, beneficence, and
non-maleficence
change your own motives Correct Answers Get
clear on both the role you've played in the
problems you encounter and the real goal you're
looking to reach.
Use this step to clarify that there is a crucial
conversation to be had
clinical decision making Correct Answers The
selection of interventions and actions that move
clients from a presenting state to a specified or
desired outcome state
Drawing valid conclusions and then acting
appropriately based on those conditions (Eg how to
avoid failure to rescue)
Problem intervention
Really has to be developed
- Ask "what if" scenarios
- There is never one answer - find different
solutions or options to a problem
- Turn errors into learning reflections
clinical indications Correct Answers The Principles
of Beneficence and Non-maleficence
