Test Bank For Brunner & Suddarth's Textbook of Medical-Surgical Nursing 15th Edition Author(s) Janice L Hinkle, Kerry H. Cheever

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1. AFnurseFhasFbeenFofferedFaFpositionFonFanFobstetricFunitFandFhasFlearnedFthatFtheFun
itFoffersFtherapeuticFabortions,FaFprocedureFthatFcontradictsFtheFnurse'sFpersonalFbeli
efs.FWhatFisFtheFnurse'sFethicalFobligationFtoFtheseFclients?
A. TheFnurseFshouldFadhereFtoFprofessionalFstandardsFofFpracticeFandFofferFserviceFto
F theseFclients.
B. TheFnurseFshouldFmakeFtheFchoiceFtoFdeclineFthisFpositionFandFpursueFaFdifferentFnu
rsingFrole.
C. TheFnurseFshouldFdeclineFtoFcareFforFtheFclientsFconsideringFabortion.
D. TheFnurseFshouldFexpressFalternativesFtoFwomenFconsideringFterminatingFtheirFp
regnancy.


ANS:FB


Rationale:FToFavoidFfacingFtheFethicalFdilemmaFofFprovidingFcareFthatFcontradictsFtheFn
urse’sFpersonalFbeliefs,FtheFnurseFshouldFconsiderFworkingFinFanFareaFofFnursingFthat
wouldFnotFposeFthisFdilemma.FTheFnurseFshouldFnotFprovideFcareFtoFtheFclientFbecau
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seFitFisFaFconflictFofFpersonalFvalues.FTheFnurseFshouldFnotFdenyFcareFtoFtheseFclientsFas
thisFwouldFbeFaFbreachFinFtheFCodeFofFEthicsFforFnurses.FIfFtheFclientFisFnotFrequestingFi
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nformationFforFalternativesFtoFabortions,FthenFtheFnurseFshouldFnotFbeFprovidingFthis
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PTS:F1FREF:Fp.F27
NAT:FClientFNeeds:FSafe,FEffectiveFCareFEnvironment:FManagementFofFCareFTOP:F
ChapterF1:FProfessionalFNursingFPractice
KEY:FIntegratedFProcess:FCaringF
BLM:FCognitiveFLevel:FApplyFNOT:FMultipleFChoice


2. AnF80-year-oldFclientFisFadmittedFwithFaFdiagnosisFofFcommunity-
acquiredFpneumonia.FDuringFadmissionFtheFclientFstates,F"IFhaveFaFlivingFwill."F
WhatFimplicationFofFthisFshouldFtheFnurseFrecognize?
A. ThisFdocumentFisFalwaysFhonored,FregardlessFofFcircumstances.
B. ThisFdocumentFspecifiesFtheFclient'sFwishesFbeforeFhospitalization.
C. ThisFdocumentFisFbindingFforFtheFdurationFofFtheFclient'sFlife.

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D. ThisFdocumentFhasFbeenFdrawnFupFbyFtheFclient'sFfamilyFtoFdetermineFDNRFst
atus.


ANS:FB


Rationale:FAFlivingFwillFisFoneFtypeFofFadvanceFdirective.FInFmostFsituations,FlivingFwill
sFareFlimitedFtoFsituationsFinFwhichFtheFclient'sFmedicalFconditionFisFdeemedFterminal.F
TheFotherFanswersFareFincorrectFbecauseFlivingFwillsFareFnotFalwaysFhonoredFinFeveryF
circumstance,FtheyFareFnotFbindingFforFtheFdurationFofFtheFclient'sFlife,FandFtheyFareFnot
drawnFupFbyFtheFclient'sFfamily.
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PTS:F1FREF:Fp.F29
NAT:FClientFNeeds:FSafe,FEffectiveFCareFEnvironment:FManagementFofFCareFTOP:F
ChapterF1:FProfessionalFNursingFPractice
KEY:FIntegratedFProcess:FCommunicationFandFDocumentationFBLM:FCognitiveFLevel:
Analyze
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NOT:FMultipleFChoice


3. AFnurseFhasFbeenFprovidingFethicalFcareFforFmanyFyearsFandFisFawareFofFtheFneedFtoF
maintainFtheFethicalFprincipleFofFnonmaleficence.FWhichFofFtheFfollowingFactionsFwoul
dFbeFconsideredFaFviolationFofFthisFprinciple?
A. DiscussingFaFDNRForderFwithFaFterminallyFillFclient
B. AssistingFaFsemi-independentFclientFwithFADLs
C. RefusingFtoFadministerFpainFmedicationFasFprescribed
D. ProvidingFmoreFcareFforFoneFclientFthanFforFanotherFA


NS:FC


Rationale:FTheFdutyFnotFtoFinflictFasFwellFasFpreventFandFremoveFharmFisFtermedFnon
maleficence.FDiscussingFaFDNRForderFwithFaFterminallyFillFclientFandFassistingFaFclientFw
ithFADLsFwouldFnotFbeFconsideredFcontradictionsFtoFtheFnurse'sFdutyFofFnonmaleficen
ce.FSomeFclientsFjustifiablyFrequireFmoreFcareFthanFothers.


PTS:F1FREF:Fp.F25
NAT:FClientFNeeds:FSafe,FEffectiveFCareFEnvironment:FManagementFofFCare