fairness; just distribution of healthcare resources
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justice
Which ethical principles were violated during the Tuskegee Research study? (choose
all that apply)
,- justice
- nonmaleficence
- beneficence
- autonomy
- fidelity
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all of them
You tell your patient that you will return in 30 minutes to give him his next pain
medication.
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responsibility
balance risks and benefits of care while striving to do the least harm possible.
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nonmaleficence
Nursing practice in the community with the primary focus on the healthcare of
individuals, families, and groups within the community: improve quality of life within
the community
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, community health nursing
In discussing tobacco use with a 20 year old asthma patient, he states, "I don't believe
that my smoking is harmful to my health and it doesn't affect my asthma at all." Which
model of health would be most effective to use with this patient?
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Health belief
A patient is worried about her 76 year old grandmother who is in very good health
and wants to live at home. The patient's concerns are related to her grandmother's
safety. The neighborhood does not have a lot of crime. Using this scenario, which of
the following are the most relevant to assess for safety?
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Lighting, locks, clutter, medications
Takes place in community settings such as a home or clinic, where nurses focus on the
needs of an individual or family: safety needs, acute/chronic care; self-care; autonomy
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community based nursing
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justice
Which ethical principles were violated during the Tuskegee Research study? (choose
all that apply)
,- justice
- nonmaleficence
- beneficence
- autonomy
- fidelity
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all of them
You tell your patient that you will return in 30 minutes to give him his next pain
medication.
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responsibility
balance risks and benefits of care while striving to do the least harm possible.
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nonmaleficence
Nursing practice in the community with the primary focus on the healthcare of
individuals, families, and groups within the community: improve quality of life within
the community
Give this one a try later!
, community health nursing
In discussing tobacco use with a 20 year old asthma patient, he states, "I don't believe
that my smoking is harmful to my health and it doesn't affect my asthma at all." Which
model of health would be most effective to use with this patient?
Give this one a try later!
Health belief
A patient is worried about her 76 year old grandmother who is in very good health
and wants to live at home. The patient's concerns are related to her grandmother's
safety. The neighborhood does not have a lot of crime. Using this scenario, which of
the following are the most relevant to assess for safety?
Give this one a try later!
Lighting, locks, clutter, medications
Takes place in community settings such as a home or clinic, where nurses focus on the
needs of an individual or family: safety needs, acute/chronic care; self-care; autonomy
Give this one a try later!
community based nursing
