PPN TEST #1 QUESTIONS WITH 100%
LATEST ANSWERS GRADED A+
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Definition
-develops personal values from early childhood and these values
are part of our self concept
-professional values develop as we socialize into the nursing
profession
-at times, personal values are challenged when there is a conflict in a
professional context
-ethical reasoning and decision making are needed to help the
nurse work through these times of challenge
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, Personal vs professional General critical thinking
values competencies
Week 2: Phenomenology Oppression
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Term
Why is it important to understand history when thinking about
nursing today
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1. Providing safe, compassionate, competent and ethical care
2.Promoting health and wellbeing
3.Promoting and respecting informed decision making
4. Honouring dignity
5. Maintaining privacy and confidentiality
6.Promoting justice
7.Being accountable
- provides informed and critical undertsanding of our society
-understand the meaning of nursing and nursing experiences on a
conceptual level
-facilitates a sharper reflection on the current system and who the
stakeholders are
-influences current research about nursing as a discipline and profession
-Teaches us about who we are and where we are going
, -vocation or occupation that requires specialized knowledge, skills, scientific
methods and values based on research and is taught in a institution of
higher education
-profession advocates high ethical standards of its members, expanding body of
knowledge through research
-members of a profession committed to advanced study and motivated by
service to study
-extensive experience- confident
-intuitive grasp of every situation
-situate themselves at an observable distance to note changes
-theory is understood and applied at deeper level
-grasp the "big picture"
-able to keep compose and act accordingly
-take strong positions and communicate them with other healthcare
professionals based on experience
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Definition
• Critical thinking is more than just cognitive skills.
• Ability to ask questions
• Being well informed
• Being honest in facing personal biases
• Being willing to reconsider and think differently about issues
• Without these dispositions, sound critical thinking is unlikely
to occur.
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, Critical thinking model for decision
making Critical thinking requirements
Critical thinking synthesis Personal Knowing in Nursing
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Term
Historical nursing images: Moral depictions
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-Models serve to explain concepts and help nurses make decisions and
judgements about patients
-nurses portrayed as hero's, prostitutes, bossy women and handmaidens
-positive images of nurses portrayed during times of war
-remains trend towards emphasizing nurses as "life or death" in media and
"virtuous hero as victim"
-focuses on matters of rights and wrong, moral choices
Guides and directs how nurses conduct their practice, what they select as
important, with attention to standards and codes
Ethical knowledge does not determine what should be done, orders insights and
options for advocacy
No satisfactory answer to some ethical dilemmas
LATEST ANSWERS GRADED A+
1 of 56
Definition
-develops personal values from early childhood and these values
are part of our self concept
-professional values develop as we socialize into the nursing
profession
-at times, personal values are challenged when there is a conflict in a
professional context
-ethical reasoning and decision making are needed to help the
nurse work through these times of challenge
Give this one a try later!
, Personal vs professional General critical thinking
values competencies
Week 2: Phenomenology Oppression
Don't know?
2 of 56
Term
Why is it important to understand history when thinking about
nursing today
Give this one a try later!
1. Providing safe, compassionate, competent and ethical care
2.Promoting health and wellbeing
3.Promoting and respecting informed decision making
4. Honouring dignity
5. Maintaining privacy and confidentiality
6.Promoting justice
7.Being accountable
- provides informed and critical undertsanding of our society
-understand the meaning of nursing and nursing experiences on a
conceptual level
-facilitates a sharper reflection on the current system and who the
stakeholders are
-influences current research about nursing as a discipline and profession
-Teaches us about who we are and where we are going
, -vocation or occupation that requires specialized knowledge, skills, scientific
methods and values based on research and is taught in a institution of
higher education
-profession advocates high ethical standards of its members, expanding body of
knowledge through research
-members of a profession committed to advanced study and motivated by
service to study
-extensive experience- confident
-intuitive grasp of every situation
-situate themselves at an observable distance to note changes
-theory is understood and applied at deeper level
-grasp the "big picture"
-able to keep compose and act accordingly
-take strong positions and communicate them with other healthcare
professionals based on experience
Don't know?
3 of 56
Definition
• Critical thinking is more than just cognitive skills.
• Ability to ask questions
• Being well informed
• Being honest in facing personal biases
• Being willing to reconsider and think differently about issues
• Without these dispositions, sound critical thinking is unlikely
to occur.
Give this one a try later!
, Critical thinking model for decision
making Critical thinking requirements
Critical thinking synthesis Personal Knowing in Nursing
Don't know?
4 of 56
Term
Historical nursing images: Moral depictions
Give this one a try later!
-Models serve to explain concepts and help nurses make decisions and
judgements about patients
-nurses portrayed as hero's, prostitutes, bossy women and handmaidens
-positive images of nurses portrayed during times of war
-remains trend towards emphasizing nurses as "life or death" in media and
"virtuous hero as victim"
-focuses on matters of rights and wrong, moral choices
Guides and directs how nurses conduct their practice, what they select as
important, with attention to standards and codes
Ethical knowledge does not determine what should be done, orders insights and
options for advocacy
No satisfactory answer to some ethical dilemmas
