EXAM 3 Nursing Fund Practice Questions and Answers |100% Pass
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EXAM 3 Nursing Fund Practice
Questions and Answers |100% Pass
Which of the following are considered ethical problems? Select all that apply. Hint: There are 4
correct answers. - Answer-A physician is performing a thoracentesis on a patient who does
not particularly like the doctor. After one fa...
Feedback:Although the term "nursing process" was first used by Lydia Hall in 1955 and nursing
theorists delineated specific steps in a process approach to nursing, use of the nursing process
was legitimized in 1973, when the American Nurses Association's Congress for Nursing Practice
developed Standards of Practice to guide nursing performance.
A group of nurse researchers has proposed a study to examine the efficacy of a new wound care
product. Which aspect of the methodology demonstrates that the nurses are attempting to
maintain the ethical principle of nonmaleficence? - Answer✔✔-The nurses are taking every
reasonable measure to ensure that no participants experience impaired wound healing as a
result of the study intervention.
Feedback:The principle of nonmaleficence dictates that nurses avoid causing harm. In this study,
this may appear in the form of taking measures to ensure that the intervention will not cause
more harm than good. The principle of justice addresses the distribution of risks and benefits.
The informed consent process demonstrates that autonomy is being protected. Preliminary
indications of the therapeutic value of the intervention show a respect for the principle of
beneficence.
Which aspect of nursing would be most likely defined by legislation at a state level? -
Answer✔✔-The differences in the scope of practice between registered nurses (RNs) and
licensed practical nurses (LPNs).
Feedback:The scope of practice defines the parameters within which nurses provide care, and is
established by state legislation, most commonly in the form of a Nurse Practice Act. The criteria
and due process for delegation in the clinical setting is addressed by a state board of nursing.
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