BSMCON NUR 2101 - Test 2 Questions With Complete
Solutions
...they are determined to be dangerous to themselves or others.
Correct Answers Mentally ill patients refusing treatment can
only be involuntarily admitted when...?
1. Ask "is this an ethical dilemma?"
2. Gather all relevant info
3. Clarify values
4. Verbalize problem
5. Identify possible causes
6. Negotiate a plan
7. Evaluate the plan Correct Answers 7 steps to process an
ethical dilemma
Abuse, rape, gunshot wounds, attempted suicide, certain
communicable diseases, and unsafe or impaired professionals
Correct Answers It is mandatory for health care providers to
report these.
accountability Correct Answers the ability to answer for one's
own actions
activity reinforcers Correct Answers physical therapy; rely on
the principle that a person is motivated to engage in an activity if
there is an opportunity to participate in a more desirable activity
on completion of the first activity
,acute pain, fear, etc. Correct Answers Barriers to learning; If
barriers to learning exist, delay teaching until you resolve the
priority nursing diagnosis.
ADA Correct Answers Americans with Disabilities Act; broad
civil rights statute regarding access and equality for disabled.
Includes patients with HIV and AIDS.
advocacy Correct Answers nurse's firsty duty is her patient;
support patient health, safety, and personal rights
affective domain Correct Answers deals with expression of
feelings and acceptance of attitudes, opinions, or values;
includes active listening and responding with a consistent value
system; impacts education either positively or negatively;
examples include discussion and role play
ANA and ICN Correct Answers They publish nurse codes of
ethics
ANA Social Media Policy Correct Answers A nurse should
never name or describe a patient, never post an image of the
patient, and never disparage a fellow employee or employer
analogy Correct Answers supplement verbal instruction with
familiar images to make complex images more real and
understandable
Assessment Correct Answers Includes patient expectations,
motivation to learn, teaching environment, learning style,
, resources for learning, language and cultural factors, health
literacy, and special needs of children and older adults
Autonomy Correct Answers Right to make one's own
decisions; the right to self-determination, a person's
independence, or self-reliance
autonomy, justice, fidelity, beneficence, nonmaleficence AJFBN
Correct Answers five ethical principles
Basic Learning Principles Correct Answers -Motivation to
learn
-Readiness to learn
-Factors affecting the ability to learn
Beneficence Correct Answers Active steps to help others;
guides the decisions in which the benefits of a treatment pose a
risk to the patient's well-being or dignity; actively seeking
benefits or the promotion of good
bioethics Correct Answers the study of ethics within the field
of healthcare
CARE confrontation Correct Answers Clarify
Articulate
Request
Encourage
channel Correct Answers means of conveying and receiving
messages through senses
Solutions
...they are determined to be dangerous to themselves or others.
Correct Answers Mentally ill patients refusing treatment can
only be involuntarily admitted when...?
1. Ask "is this an ethical dilemma?"
2. Gather all relevant info
3. Clarify values
4. Verbalize problem
5. Identify possible causes
6. Negotiate a plan
7. Evaluate the plan Correct Answers 7 steps to process an
ethical dilemma
Abuse, rape, gunshot wounds, attempted suicide, certain
communicable diseases, and unsafe or impaired professionals
Correct Answers It is mandatory for health care providers to
report these.
accountability Correct Answers the ability to answer for one's
own actions
activity reinforcers Correct Answers physical therapy; rely on
the principle that a person is motivated to engage in an activity if
there is an opportunity to participate in a more desirable activity
on completion of the first activity
,acute pain, fear, etc. Correct Answers Barriers to learning; If
barriers to learning exist, delay teaching until you resolve the
priority nursing diagnosis.
ADA Correct Answers Americans with Disabilities Act; broad
civil rights statute regarding access and equality for disabled.
Includes patients with HIV and AIDS.
advocacy Correct Answers nurse's firsty duty is her patient;
support patient health, safety, and personal rights
affective domain Correct Answers deals with expression of
feelings and acceptance of attitudes, opinions, or values;
includes active listening and responding with a consistent value
system; impacts education either positively or negatively;
examples include discussion and role play
ANA and ICN Correct Answers They publish nurse codes of
ethics
ANA Social Media Policy Correct Answers A nurse should
never name or describe a patient, never post an image of the
patient, and never disparage a fellow employee or employer
analogy Correct Answers supplement verbal instruction with
familiar images to make complex images more real and
understandable
Assessment Correct Answers Includes patient expectations,
motivation to learn, teaching environment, learning style,
, resources for learning, language and cultural factors, health
literacy, and special needs of children and older adults
Autonomy Correct Answers Right to make one's own
decisions; the right to self-determination, a person's
independence, or self-reliance
autonomy, justice, fidelity, beneficence, nonmaleficence AJFBN
Correct Answers five ethical principles
Basic Learning Principles Correct Answers -Motivation to
learn
-Readiness to learn
-Factors affecting the ability to learn
Beneficence Correct Answers Active steps to help others;
guides the decisions in which the benefits of a treatment pose a
risk to the patient's well-being or dignity; actively seeking
benefits or the promotion of good
bioethics Correct Answers the study of ethics within the field
of healthcare
CARE confrontation Correct Answers Clarify
Articulate
Request
Encourage
channel Correct Answers means of conveying and receiving
messages through senses
