NURS 142 MIDTERM ACTUAL EXAM | QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |
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Provision 1 - CORRECT ANSWER - The nurse practices with compassion and
respect for the
inherent dignity, worth, and unique attributes of every person
Provision 1.1: Respect for Human Dignity - CORRECT ANSWER - all nursing
practice is respect for
the inherent dignity, worth, unique attributes, and human rights of all
individuals
Provision 1.2: Relationships with Patients - CORRECT ANSWER - Nurses
establish relationships of trust and provide nursing services according
to need, setting aside any bias or prejudice.
Provision 1.3: The Nature of Health - CORRECT ANSWER - Nurses respect the
dignity and rights of all human beings regardless of
the factors contributing to the person's health status
Provision 1.4: The Right to Self-Determination - CORRECT ANSWER - Patients
have the moral and
legal right to determine what will be done with and to their own person
,Provision 1.5: Relationships with Colleagues and Others - CORRECT ANSWER
- Nurses maintain professional, respectful, and caring relationships
with colleagues and are committed to fair treatment, transparency,
integrity-preserving compromise, and the best resolution of conflicts
Provision 2 - CORRECT ANSWER - The nurse's primary commitment is to the
patient, whether an
individual, family, group, community, or population.
Provision 2.1: Primacy of the Patient's Interests - CORRECT ANSWER - The
nurse's primary commitment is to the recipients of nursing and
healthcare services—patient or client—whether individuals, families,
groups, communities, or populations.
Provision 2.2: Conflict of Interest for Nurses - CORRECT ANSWER - Nurses
address conflict arising from competing loyalties in the workplace in ways that
ensure patient safety and that promote the patient's
best interests while preserving the professional integrity of the nurse and
supporting interprofessional collaboration
Provision 2.3: Collaboration - CORRECT ANSWER - Nurses
should foster collaborative planning to provide safe, high-quality, patient-
centered health care
Provision 2.4: Professional Boundaries - CORRECT ANSWER - Within their
professional role,
,nurses recognize and maintain appropriate personal relationship
boundaries
Provision 3 - CORRECT ANSWER - The nurse promotes, advocates for, and
protects the rights,
health, and safety of the patient.
Provision 3.1: Protection of the Rights of Privacy and Confidentiality -
CORRECT ANSWER - The nurse
advocates for an environment that provides sufficient physical privacy,
including privacy for discussions of a personal nature.
Provision 3.2: Protection of Human Participants in Research - CORRECT
ANSWER - Nurses have a duty to question and, if necessary, to report to
appropriate oversight bodies any researcher who violates participants'
rights or is involved in research that is ethically questionable, as well as
to advocate for participants who wish to decline to participate or to
withdraw from a study before completion
Provision 3.3: Performance Standards and Review Mechanisms - CORRECT
ANSWER - Nurse
educators, whether in academics or direct care settings, must ensure that
basic competence and commitment to professional standards exist prior to
entry into practice
, Provision 3.4: Professional Responsibility in Promoting a Culture of Safety -
CORRECT ANSWER - Nurses must participate in the development,
implementation, and review of
and adherence to policies that promote patient health and safety, reduce
errors and waste, and establish and sustain a culture of safety
Provision 3.5: Protection of Patient Health and Safety by Acting on Questionable
Practice - CORRECT ANSWER - Nurses must be alert to and must take
appropriate action in all instances of
incompetent, unethical, illegal, or impaired practice or actions that place the
rights or best interests of the patient in jeopardy
Provision 3.6: Patient Protection and Impaired Practice - CORRECT ANSWER -
Nurses must protect the patient, the public, and the profession from potential
harm when practice appears to be impaired
Provision 4 - CORRECT ANSWER - The nurse has authority, accountability, and
responsibility for
nursing practice; makes decisions; and takes action consistent with
the obligation to promote health and to provide optimal care
Provision 4.1: Authority, Accountability, and Responsibility - CORRECT
ANSWER - Nurses bear primary responsibility for the nursing care that their
patients
and clients receive and are accountable for their own practice
VERIFIED AND WELL DETAILED ANSWERS | LATEST EXAM UPDATE
Provision 1 - CORRECT ANSWER - The nurse practices with compassion and
respect for the
inherent dignity, worth, and unique attributes of every person
Provision 1.1: Respect for Human Dignity - CORRECT ANSWER - all nursing
practice is respect for
the inherent dignity, worth, unique attributes, and human rights of all
individuals
Provision 1.2: Relationships with Patients - CORRECT ANSWER - Nurses
establish relationships of trust and provide nursing services according
to need, setting aside any bias or prejudice.
Provision 1.3: The Nature of Health - CORRECT ANSWER - Nurses respect the
dignity and rights of all human beings regardless of
the factors contributing to the person's health status
Provision 1.4: The Right to Self-Determination - CORRECT ANSWER - Patients
have the moral and
legal right to determine what will be done with and to their own person
,Provision 1.5: Relationships with Colleagues and Others - CORRECT ANSWER
- Nurses maintain professional, respectful, and caring relationships
with colleagues and are committed to fair treatment, transparency,
integrity-preserving compromise, and the best resolution of conflicts
Provision 2 - CORRECT ANSWER - The nurse's primary commitment is to the
patient, whether an
individual, family, group, community, or population.
Provision 2.1: Primacy of the Patient's Interests - CORRECT ANSWER - The
nurse's primary commitment is to the recipients of nursing and
healthcare services—patient or client—whether individuals, families,
groups, communities, or populations.
Provision 2.2: Conflict of Interest for Nurses - CORRECT ANSWER - Nurses
address conflict arising from competing loyalties in the workplace in ways that
ensure patient safety and that promote the patient's
best interests while preserving the professional integrity of the nurse and
supporting interprofessional collaboration
Provision 2.3: Collaboration - CORRECT ANSWER - Nurses
should foster collaborative planning to provide safe, high-quality, patient-
centered health care
Provision 2.4: Professional Boundaries - CORRECT ANSWER - Within their
professional role,
,nurses recognize and maintain appropriate personal relationship
boundaries
Provision 3 - CORRECT ANSWER - The nurse promotes, advocates for, and
protects the rights,
health, and safety of the patient.
Provision 3.1: Protection of the Rights of Privacy and Confidentiality -
CORRECT ANSWER - The nurse
advocates for an environment that provides sufficient physical privacy,
including privacy for discussions of a personal nature.
Provision 3.2: Protection of Human Participants in Research - CORRECT
ANSWER - Nurses have a duty to question and, if necessary, to report to
appropriate oversight bodies any researcher who violates participants'
rights or is involved in research that is ethically questionable, as well as
to advocate for participants who wish to decline to participate or to
withdraw from a study before completion
Provision 3.3: Performance Standards and Review Mechanisms - CORRECT
ANSWER - Nurse
educators, whether in academics or direct care settings, must ensure that
basic competence and commitment to professional standards exist prior to
entry into practice
, Provision 3.4: Professional Responsibility in Promoting a Culture of Safety -
CORRECT ANSWER - Nurses must participate in the development,
implementation, and review of
and adherence to policies that promote patient health and safety, reduce
errors and waste, and establish and sustain a culture of safety
Provision 3.5: Protection of Patient Health and Safety by Acting on Questionable
Practice - CORRECT ANSWER - Nurses must be alert to and must take
appropriate action in all instances of
incompetent, unethical, illegal, or impaired practice or actions that place the
rights or best interests of the patient in jeopardy
Provision 3.6: Patient Protection and Impaired Practice - CORRECT ANSWER -
Nurses must protect the patient, the public, and the profession from potential
harm when practice appears to be impaired
Provision 4 - CORRECT ANSWER - The nurse has authority, accountability, and
responsibility for
nursing practice; makes decisions; and takes action consistent with
the obligation to promote health and to provide optimal care
Provision 4.1: Authority, Accountability, and Responsibility - CORRECT
ANSWER - Nurses bear primary responsibility for the nursing care that their
patients
and clients receive and are accountable for their own practice
