NR222: Week 3 & 4 terms; Exam 2 prep Questions With
Complete Solutions
2015 revision of Code of Ethics, differentiated words: Correct
Answer - Must
- Ought
- Should
Accountability Correct Answer Answering for your own
actions and choices
Example: The nurse arrives for the shift to discover that two
nurses are out sick and have not been replaced. The nurse
contacts the supervisor for additional help caring for clients.
Adverse childhood experiences (ACE) Correct Answer -
physical abuse
- emotional neglect
- physical neglect
- family member with substance abuse disorder
- household member incarcerated
- household member with mental health issues
- sexual abuse
- loss of a parent
- emotional abuse
- witnessing domestic violence
Advocacy Correct Answer Process of supporting a cause or
proposal
,Example: The client does not want to receive a blood transfusion
that has been prescribed, so the nurse contacts the healthcare
provider.
Affective learning Correct Answer * Feelings
- Occurs when the client changes their attitude, feelings, values,
or motivations about a topic
Best teaching methods:
- role play & discussion
Example: The client newly diagnosed with diabetes mellitus
learns coping skills to accept the lifestyle changes necessary to
manage health.
Affective learning: Characterizing Correct Answer Learner acts
and responds based on internalized values
- includes self-examination of one's personal values
Affective learning: Organizing Correct Answer Learner
internalizes values and beliefs
Affective learning: Receiving Correct Answer Learner
passively receives information
Affective learning: Responding Correct Answer Learner
actively participates in the learning process through verbal and
non verbal responses
, Affective learning: Valuing Correct Answer Learner attaches
value and worth to acquired knowledge demonstrated through
commitment
Alternative family Correct Answer Multi-adult households
include grandparents living with family, communal groups share
a home together, adults living alone are single, and cohabitating
refers to unmarried partners living together.
American Nurses Association (ANA) Stance on the Death
Penalty: Correct Answer Opposes Death Penalty: Believes it
violates respect for human dignity.
Nurse Involvement: Nurses should not participate in executions.
Code of Ethics: Stands against actions that undermine core
nursing values.
Social Justice: Death penalty is unfairly applied and ineffective.
Advocacy: Nursing should promote respect and fairness.
ANA Code of Ethics Correct Answer Provides decision
making tools that are made to help nurses in ethical dilemmas
ANA Position Statement: Euthanasia, Assisted Suicide, and Aid
in Dying Correct Answer New Guidance: Nurses should
remain neutral and informed on aid-in-dying requests.
Ethical Stance: Nurses can choose not to participate if it
conflicts with their beliefs.
Medical Aid in Dying (MAID): Legal in some states; allows
terminally ill patients to request medication to end life.
Euthanasia: Illegal in the U.S.; not supported by ANA.
ANA's Role: Provides guidance on ethical challenges; does not
support or oppose specific laws.
Complete Solutions
2015 revision of Code of Ethics, differentiated words: Correct
Answer - Must
- Ought
- Should
Accountability Correct Answer Answering for your own
actions and choices
Example: The nurse arrives for the shift to discover that two
nurses are out sick and have not been replaced. The nurse
contacts the supervisor for additional help caring for clients.
Adverse childhood experiences (ACE) Correct Answer -
physical abuse
- emotional neglect
- physical neglect
- family member with substance abuse disorder
- household member incarcerated
- household member with mental health issues
- sexual abuse
- loss of a parent
- emotional abuse
- witnessing domestic violence
Advocacy Correct Answer Process of supporting a cause or
proposal
,Example: The client does not want to receive a blood transfusion
that has been prescribed, so the nurse contacts the healthcare
provider.
Affective learning Correct Answer * Feelings
- Occurs when the client changes their attitude, feelings, values,
or motivations about a topic
Best teaching methods:
- role play & discussion
Example: The client newly diagnosed with diabetes mellitus
learns coping skills to accept the lifestyle changes necessary to
manage health.
Affective learning: Characterizing Correct Answer Learner acts
and responds based on internalized values
- includes self-examination of one's personal values
Affective learning: Organizing Correct Answer Learner
internalizes values and beliefs
Affective learning: Receiving Correct Answer Learner
passively receives information
Affective learning: Responding Correct Answer Learner
actively participates in the learning process through verbal and
non verbal responses
, Affective learning: Valuing Correct Answer Learner attaches
value and worth to acquired knowledge demonstrated through
commitment
Alternative family Correct Answer Multi-adult households
include grandparents living with family, communal groups share
a home together, adults living alone are single, and cohabitating
refers to unmarried partners living together.
American Nurses Association (ANA) Stance on the Death
Penalty: Correct Answer Opposes Death Penalty: Believes it
violates respect for human dignity.
Nurse Involvement: Nurses should not participate in executions.
Code of Ethics: Stands against actions that undermine core
nursing values.
Social Justice: Death penalty is unfairly applied and ineffective.
Advocacy: Nursing should promote respect and fairness.
ANA Code of Ethics Correct Answer Provides decision
making tools that are made to help nurses in ethical dilemmas
ANA Position Statement: Euthanasia, Assisted Suicide, and Aid
in Dying Correct Answer New Guidance: Nurses should
remain neutral and informed on aid-in-dying requests.
Ethical Stance: Nurses can choose not to participate if it
conflicts with their beliefs.
Medical Aid in Dying (MAID): Legal in some states; allows
terminally ill patients to request medication to end life.
Euthanasia: Illegal in the U.S.; not supported by ANA.
ANA's Role: Provides guidance on ethical challenges; does not
support or oppose specific laws.
