PN4001 FINAL REVIEW EXAM NEWEST 2026
QUESTIONS and CORRECT ANSWERS
ALREADY GRADED A+
Assault - CORRECT ANSWER-Threatening or attempting harm without consent.
Example: A nurse raising their hand in anger toward a patient.
Unregulated Healthcare Providers - CORRECT ANSWER-Individuals who
provide care but are not governed by a regulatory body. Example: Personal
support workers.
Battery - CORRECT ANSWER-Intentional physical contact without consent.
Example: Administering an injection against a patient's wishes.
Tort - CORRECT ANSWER-A legal term for a civil wrong that causes harm to
another person. Example: A malpractice lawsuit for improper care.
Autonomy - CORRECT ANSWER-The right of individuals to make their own
healthcare decisions. Example: A patient choosing not to undergo chemotherapy.
, Beneficence - CORRECT ANSWER-Acting in the best interest of the patient.
Example: Providing pain relief for a terminally ill patient.
Negligence - CORRECT ANSWER-Failure to provide care that meets the
expected standard, resulting in harm. Example: Forgetting to turn a bedridden
patient, leading to bedsores.
Fidelity - CORRECT ANSWER-Keeping promises and commitments to patients.
Example: Following through on a plan to provide emotional support.
Justice - CORRECT ANSWER-Fair and equitable treatment for all patients.
Example: Ensuring all patients in a waiting room receive care regardless of
background.
Collaboration - CORRECT ANSWER-The process of healthcare professionals
working together to provide the best patient care. Example: A nurse, doctor, and
pharmacist coordinating a medication plan for a diabetic patient.
Competence - CORRECT ANSWER-The ability to perform duties effectively,
safely, and ethically. Example: A nurse performing a sterile dressing change
correctly.
QUESTIONS and CORRECT ANSWERS
ALREADY GRADED A+
Assault - CORRECT ANSWER-Threatening or attempting harm without consent.
Example: A nurse raising their hand in anger toward a patient.
Unregulated Healthcare Providers - CORRECT ANSWER-Individuals who
provide care but are not governed by a regulatory body. Example: Personal
support workers.
Battery - CORRECT ANSWER-Intentional physical contact without consent.
Example: Administering an injection against a patient's wishes.
Tort - CORRECT ANSWER-A legal term for a civil wrong that causes harm to
another person. Example: A malpractice lawsuit for improper care.
Autonomy - CORRECT ANSWER-The right of individuals to make their own
healthcare decisions. Example: A patient choosing not to undergo chemotherapy.
, Beneficence - CORRECT ANSWER-Acting in the best interest of the patient.
Example: Providing pain relief for a terminally ill patient.
Negligence - CORRECT ANSWER-Failure to provide care that meets the
expected standard, resulting in harm. Example: Forgetting to turn a bedridden
patient, leading to bedsores.
Fidelity - CORRECT ANSWER-Keeping promises and commitments to patients.
Example: Following through on a plan to provide emotional support.
Justice - CORRECT ANSWER-Fair and equitable treatment for all patients.
Example: Ensuring all patients in a waiting room receive care regardless of
background.
Collaboration - CORRECT ANSWER-The process of healthcare professionals
working together to provide the best patient care. Example: A nurse, doctor, and
pharmacist coordinating a medication plan for a diabetic patient.
Competence - CORRECT ANSWER-The ability to perform duties effectively,
safely, and ethically. Example: A nurse performing a sterile dressing change
correctly.
