Nurses Touch: Nursing informatics and technology-Virtual Social Networks Solved 100% Correct

A nurse is preparing to leave for the day when she sees a photo of herself on a co-workers cell phone that was inadvertently left on the counter at the nurses' station. A photo of her changing in the bathroom was taken and sent by another co-worker. Which of the following actions should the nurse take? A- Report the incident to the supervisor B- Call the police, and have the employees arrested C- Tell her co-worker what has happened A- Report the incident to the supervisor A client with whom a nurse had an excellent rapport was recently discharged from the hospital. The nurse receives a request from the client asking for permission to become a part of the nurse's social network. Which of the following is correct? A- A nurse is restricted to contact with current clients only on social network sites B- the nurse should not fulfill the request C- the nurse may befriend the client now that she has been discharged B- the nurse should not fulfill the request A nurse has questions about the appropriate way to handle a dilemma regarding Internet use while on duty. Which of the following is an appropriate source of information?(select all that apply.) A- The board of nursing B- The facility social media resource person C- Co-worker D- Web search E- The facility policy manual A- The board of nursing B- The facility social media resource person E- The facility policy manual A nurse is discussing a website on which several co-workers have discussed displeasure with a new employee. Which of the following statements is the appropriate response for the nurse to give about the situation? A- "I don't want anything to do with looking at what people say. I just want to keep a low profile and do my job." B- "Any comments made on the Internet can be interpreted as cyberbully could result in action by the board of nursing." C- "Americans are guaranteed a right to free speech under the First Amendment." B- "Any comments made on the Internet can be interpreted as cyberbully could result in action by the board of nursing."