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hcr 210 theories and ethical principlesone is clear of the right choice but external constraints make one unable to act in accord with that choice - correct answer moral distress supervisor makes unqualified assistants do nursing care because there are a shortage of nurses because the patient care is at risk if they are not to help in the nursing care. - correct answer moral distress • EX: the attending doctor routinely "up-codes" patient diagnosis so they can stay longer and receive treatment that they probably don't need - correct answer moral outrage Another person engages that a nurse believes to be morally wrong (but the nurse is not part of the situation) - correct answer moral outrage • EX: coma patient is under care after stroke and family wants the patient to stay on ventilation and continue treatment but health care doesn't think that the treatment will have any benefit on the elderly patient - correct answer moral dilemma moral dilemma - correct answer Two or more values or principles are applicable although they support mutally exclusive courses of action o MORAL TO PRESERVE LIFE AND MORALLY WRONG TO PROLONG SUFFERING o One or more norms exist to support one part of action and same with the other - correct answer o Sense that a moral problem exists although no sure what values or priniciples apply and identify what the problem is Ill woman in pain refuses medication because she says pain makes the soul stronger but the nurse over and over has asked her to take the medication - correct answer knowing the awareness of ones own values and conclusions aboiut what is to be done in any given situation- under what are your conditions