NUR 155: ETHICAL PRINCIPLES EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100% APPROVED CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ 2025 FIRST CLASS PASS

NUR 155: ETHICAL PRINCIPLES EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100% APPROVED CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ 2025 FIRST CLASS PASS 2025 EXAM  NUR 155: ETHICAL PRINCIPLES EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100% APPROVED CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ 2025 FIRST CLASS PASS The client makes a healthcare decision that is reflective of the client's personal beliefs and goals. - CORRRECT ANSWER Autonomy The medical-surgical unit nurse takes into account each client's needs when deciding how much time to spend with each client. - CORRRECT ANSWER Justice The nurse refuses to provide client information by telephone to a caller who claims to be the client's relative. - CORRRECT ANSWER Confidentiality The nurse provides the same quality of care to all clients of every ethnic and cultural background. - CORRRECT ANSWER Justice The nurse performs the "Rights" of medication administration prior to administering the client's medication. - CORRRECT ANSWER Beneficence Immediately after making a medication error, the nurse seeks out the nurse manager and self-reports the error. - CORRRECT ANSWER Accountability The surgeon explains the risks and benefits of a surgical procedure to the client prior to obtaining the client's consent for surgery. - CORRRECT ANSWER Autonomy The nurse offers to feed a client who is having difficulty with self-care. - CORRRECT ANSWER Beneficence The client is diagnosed with a terminal illness; although family members request that the physician withhold the potentially distressing information from the client, the physician informs the client of the diagnosis. - CORRRECT ANSWER Veracity The nurse withholds a scheduled medication based on the client's assessment data in order to prevent potential injury to the client. - CORRRECT ANSWER Non-maleficence The nurse supports the client's decision to refuse chemotherapy for treatment of cancer. - CORRRECT ANSWER Autonomy The client refuses a medical treatment based on religious beliefs. - CORRRECT ANSWER Autonomy The nurse follows through on commitments that are made to the client, such as returning to reassess the client at a specific time. - CORRRECT ANSWER Fidelity The nurse reports a nurse colleague who is practicing while impaired by drugs or alcohol. - CORRRECT ANSWER Non-maleficence The nurse performs hand hygiene before providing client care. - CORRRECT ANSWER Beneficence Autonomy - CORRRECT ANSWER pertaining to the individual's right to make informed, freewill choices without coercion. Non-maleficence - CORRRECT ANSWER- refraining from actions that may cause harm to others; preventing the occurrence of actions that may cause harm to others; not implementing an action that is potentially or actually harmful. Beneficence - CORRRECT ANSWER- centers on doing for others only that which is good; implementing actions that are intended to benefit and promote the well-being of clients. Justice - CORRRECT ANSWER- reflective of the fair and equitable treatment of all individuals regardless of gender, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, religion, ethnicity, or health status. In broad terms, justice refers to "the fair distribution of benefits and burdens" (Rich & Butts, 2014, p. 114). In direct application to health care, justice often is discussed in the context of the impartial provision of equitable services to others in accordance with the needs and contributions of individuals and groups. In nursing, application of justice includes taking into consideration each client's needs, and then fairly distributing resources (including time) to each client.