NURS 165 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
•Being answerable for one's own action is assuming: Correct
Answers Accountability
•Informed consent is a method that promotes: Correct Answers
autonomy
•The principles or standards that influence behavior and decision
making which are based on experience, religion, education, and
culture is called: Correct Answers Values
Ageism Correct Answers Bias as a result of age, race, gender
Autonomy Correct Answers Freedom; independent decision
making
Beneficience/nonmaleficence Correct Answers Patient
advocacy; avoidance of harm
-Whats best for the patient
Bias Correct Answers Distortion of a finding from data
Bias in research can occur in Correct Answers any research
phase
Bioethics Correct Answers -the language of ethics related to
healthcare
, BSN research Correct Answers Identifies problems that can be
studied; may do data collection for research studies
clinical judgement Correct Answers -the final decision
clinical judgement Correct Answers •A process by which the
nurse collects data, interprets it, arrives at a nursing diagnosis,
and identifies appropriate nursing actions or interventions.
Clinical reasoning Correct Answers -the process
-Application of critical thinking to patient care
Code of Ethics for Nurses Correct Answers Nightingale
pledge
Varies by state
Commission Correct Answers medication error
Comparative justice Correct Answers •how healthcare services
are distributed at the individual level
critical thinking Correct Answers Collecting information
Evaluating the data
Drawing conclusions
Evaluating the conclusions
critical thinking Correct Answers the objective analysis and
evaluation of an issue in order to form a judgment.
Critical thinking + clinical reasoning= Correct Answers
Clinical judgment
SOLUTIONS
•Being answerable for one's own action is assuming: Correct
Answers Accountability
•Informed consent is a method that promotes: Correct Answers
autonomy
•The principles or standards that influence behavior and decision
making which are based on experience, religion, education, and
culture is called: Correct Answers Values
Ageism Correct Answers Bias as a result of age, race, gender
Autonomy Correct Answers Freedom; independent decision
making
Beneficience/nonmaleficence Correct Answers Patient
advocacy; avoidance of harm
-Whats best for the patient
Bias Correct Answers Distortion of a finding from data
Bias in research can occur in Correct Answers any research
phase
Bioethics Correct Answers -the language of ethics related to
healthcare
, BSN research Correct Answers Identifies problems that can be
studied; may do data collection for research studies
clinical judgement Correct Answers -the final decision
clinical judgement Correct Answers •A process by which the
nurse collects data, interprets it, arrives at a nursing diagnosis,
and identifies appropriate nursing actions or interventions.
Clinical reasoning Correct Answers -the process
-Application of critical thinking to patient care
Code of Ethics for Nurses Correct Answers Nightingale
pledge
Varies by state
Commission Correct Answers medication error
Comparative justice Correct Answers •how healthcare services
are distributed at the individual level
critical thinking Correct Answers Collecting information
Evaluating the data
Drawing conclusions
Evaluating the conclusions
critical thinking Correct Answers the objective analysis and
evaluation of an issue in order to form a judgment.
Critical thinking + clinical reasoning= Correct Answers
Clinical judgment
