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Nursing: A Concept-Based Approach to Learning, 2e (Pearson) Module 40 Professional Behaviors Exam Questions 100% Solved. 1) A toddler who has just been admitted to the pediatric unit is crying and scared. No treatment has been initiated at this point. The nurse needs to start an IV, and the pa...

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Nursing: A Concept-Based Approach to
Learning, 2e (Pearson) Module 40
Professional Behaviors Exam Questions
100% Solved.


1) A toddler who has just been admitted to the pediatric unit is crying and scared. No treatment

has been initiated at this point. The nurse needs to start an IV, and the parent asks, "Can I stay

with my child and help through the procedure?" In providing care for the family, how does the

nurse respond?

A) "I can teach you ways to help your child throughout the procedure if you would like to be

involved."

B) "We do this all the time, so don't worry. I will come get you when we are done"

C) "Be ready to hold the child down when I tell you to."


D) "I will be very quick so there is no need for you to stay for the procedure." - answer✔Answer:

A

Explanation:

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A) A part of nurse competency is knowing the procedures to follow when performing skills. The

nurse who is going to initiate an IV on a pediatric client should always seek assistance from the

parent if the parent is willing and capable of offering assistance. Telling the parents that they

need to hold the child without giving them a

Choice is not appropriate; many parents do not want to participate in activities that cause pain to

their child. The nurse does not know how long the procedure will be, and telling the parent not to

worry is pointless.

2) A student nurse accidentally left an elderly client's bed up after giving a bed bath. Luckily,

another nurse found that the bed was not left in the lowest position and was able to rectify the

matter before something happened. The student responded, "I know better. I should've double-

checked the bed before I left the room." Which characteristic is this student demonstrating?

A) Compassion

B) Integrity

C) Fidelity


D) Justice - answer✔Answer: B


Explanation:

A) Integrity means adhering to a strict moral or ethical code. By admitting to not double-

checking the position of the bed, the student shows accountability and integrity. Justice has to do

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with being fair. Fidelity means to be faithful to agreements and promises. Compassion is an

awareness of and concern for the suffering of others.

3) The nurse working in a neonatal intensive care unit (ICU) is caring for a critically ill 28-week-

old preemie. The parent calls the nurse and asks if it would be possible to bring the client's 2-

year-old sibling to visit because the sibling is having nightmares about the client's death. Small

children are not permitted to visit because of the risk of infection to the infants on the unit. What

should the nurse do?

A) Seek permission from unit management and the physician to allow the sibling to visit.

B) Offer to make counseling available to the sibling.

C) Tell the parent that visiting is not permitted and offer to take pictures of the client.


D) Tell the parent to bring the sibling in to visit in the middle of the night. - answer✔Answer: A


Explanation:

A) The nurse realizes that certain rules are in place for the protection of clients. The nurse would

be compassionate enough to seek permission to allow the sibling to visit and see that the infant is

alive and being cared for. Telling the parent what the rules of the unit are will only increase the

family's frustration when they are looking to the nurse for assistance. Offering counseling may or

may not be an effective means of assisting the family. The sibling needs to be reassured that the

infant is alive. The nurse would not make the decision without the permission of the management

team.

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