NFDN 2008 UNITS 1-3.2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
compare decision making and problem solving ? - ANS-Problem solving is a scientific method. The
tradition 7 step problem solving. Steps include process are repeated to solve a problem, Feedback from
failed attempts are to reactivate the problem solvi...
NFDN 2008 UNITS 1 -3.2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS compare decision making and problem solving ? - ANS-✔✔ Problem solving is a scientific method. The tradition 7 step problem solving. Steps include process are repeated to solve a problem, Feedback from failed attempts are to reactivate the problem solving a nd using different alternatives Define "Emotional Intelligence" (EI). - ANS-✔✔ Key attribute closely aligned with individuals capacity to know themselves and others shown that emotionally intelligent leaders possessing social skills interpersonal competenc e psychological and interpe4rsonal competence. what are the 4 types of Emotional Intelligence? - ANS-✔✔ self-awareness, self -management, social awareness and social skill what are the 6 fundamental ethics? - ANS-✔✔ beneficence, autonomy, truthfulness, conf idently, justice, integrity. Examine one's own behaviours, attitudes and values as they relate to professional identity? - ANS-✔✔
Code of ethics, document for RN, articulates responsible that relate to patient and family, nursing needs to value the 6 funda mental ethics, beneficence, autonomy, truthfulness, confidently, justice, integrity. what is Meta ethics that guide ethical nursing practice? - ANS-✔✔ expose the borders of theory and meaning of morality and the foundation and scope of moral values words a nd practices what is Normative ethics that guide nursing practice? - ANS-✔✔ concurred when the standards of when most people use to guide their behavior (ex: murder is warn), what is Applied ethics that guide nursing practice ? - ANS-✔✔ ethical principals to real life moral issues such as how to provide nursing care and how to conduct research on human subjects. what are the 3 ethics that guide nursing practice? - ANS-✔✔ 1) Meta ethics 2)Normative ethics 3) Applied ethics Also: professional accountability, the law, ethical principals Ethics VS Morality? - ANS-✔✔ Ethics and morality often said to have the same meaning. However ethics is a branch of philosophy that deals with what's right and wrong. Where morality is code of conduct, advise and accepted by soc iety, group or individual. Based on ideas of right and wrong. Ethical dilemma is? - ANS-✔✔ Ethical dilemmas or questions arise when there are quality compelling reason for or against two or more possible courses of action and when choice one course of action something else is relinquished or let go. Only one options c an be chosen. Ethical distress is? - ANS-✔✔ Ethical distress arise in situation when nurses known or believe the right thing to do. But for various reasons do not or can not take the right action or prevent harm. This occurs when they know the right thing to do but don't do the right thing. Example mother signs DNR but family wants them to bring her back. Define liability? - ANS-✔✔ one's responsibility for his or her own conduct. Obligation or duty to be preformed, responsibility for reaction or outcome. Define Negligence - ANS-✔✔ failure to exercise the degree of care that the person of ordinary -prudence based on the reasonable standards would exercise under the same or similar circumstances. Define Malpractice - ANS-✔✔ failure of a professional person to a ct in accordance with the professional standards. Or failure to for see consequences of a professional person have the right stills and act in the right manner. Define Privacy - ANS-✔✔ The right of the individual when, how and to what he or she will releas e personal information. Confidentiality is - ANS-✔✔ promise to hold in Private any information provided to prevent info getting to who are not authorized. define duty -to-report - ANS-✔✔ Legal obligations for healthcare workers to report actions of others t o protect individual views as vulnerable Ethics is? - ANS-✔✔ Rules of conduct of a particular group. Morals is? - ANS-✔✔ personal compass of whats right and wrong, what guides us inside. what is professional sanctions? - ANS-✔✔ When you don't follow the ru les, this could occur. Imposed by regulatory bodies and arise from a delegation regulatory authority from province or territory's to self regulator their members. Generally arise from three behaviors misconduct (bad behavior under scope) and incompetence ( lack of knowledge and general standards) and conduct unbecoming from the profession. (behavior outside of work is disgraceful to the profession.) can lose your licence, find, remediation requirements or further educations or practice restrictions. conseq uences for misconduct are? - ANS-✔✔ Loss of license, Fines, Reprimand, Remediation requirement, Further education, disciplinary review (the most serious). what is the impact of the Health Professions Act (HPA) on one's own nursing career. - ANS-✔✔ The Healt h Professions Act (HPA) provides a framework for governance, registration, restricted activities, discipline and continuing competence. It defines the requirements that regulated health professions in Alberta need to follow to provide safe and competent ca re to the public. what is the importance of Protection for Persons in Care Act (PPICA) on how it would impact patient care? - ANS-✔✔ Protective law that is used to aim to protect the clients in care facilities from abuse. Define appreciative inquiry? - ANS-✔✔ Associated how we question and problem solve. POSITIVE in the situation not negative.
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