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Nur 3632 Exam 1 330 Questions With Complete Solutions.pdf
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- Nur 3632
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- Chamberlain College Of Nursing
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N3632 Exam 1 330 Questions With Complete Solutions1. Define altruism: concern for welfare and well-being of others
2. What is the minimum urine output for an adult to maintain after surgery?: 30
mL/hr
3. Define autonomy: right to self-determination, right to make health care decisions
4. Define human dignity: respect for inherent worth and uniqueness of individuals
and populations
5. Define integrity: acting according to code of ethics and standards of practice
6. Define social justice: upholding moral, legal, and humanistic rights
7. Define nonmaleficence: avoid causing harm
8. Define beneficence: benefit the patient
9. Define fidelity: keep promises
10. Define veracity: truthfulness
11. What are the theories of ethics? (3): Principle-Based Approach (guided by
,principles of autonomy, nonmalef, benef, and justice. Offers general guides to action)
Care-Based Approach (nurse-patient relationship is central, directs how you choose
to "be" w/ each person)
Feminist Ethics (focuses on commitment of full personhood for marginalized ppl:
women/minorities)
12. Define moral distress: you know the right thing to do but either personal or
institutional factors make it difficult to follow the correct course of action
13. Define moral resilience: capacity to respond well to morally distressing expe-
riences and emerge strong
14. What are the key areas to building moral resilience? (4): practice
education
research
policy
15. Ethical dilemma vs ethical distress: (dilemma) 2 or more moral principles
apply but support mutually inconsistent courses of action
(distress) know the right thing to do but personal/institutional factors make it hard to
,do right thing
16. Define ADPIE: Assess (gather data)
Diagnose (identify ethical problem
Plan (identify options, make decision)
Implement your decision
Evaluate your decision
17. Define AIDET - what is it used for?: (used in communication)Acknowledge
Introduction
Duration
, Explanation
Thank you
18. Define I-SBAR-R: Identify yourself and patient
Situation
Background
Assessment (not the same when reporting to physician)
Recommendations
Readback
19. What is CUS?: I'm Concerned
I'm Uncomfortable
This is unSafe
20. What are the 7 crucial conversations?: Broken rules
Mistakes
Lack of support
Incompetence
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