The differences between the pro-life and abortion rights movement are an example of:
a. social activism
b. values inquiry
c. ethical inconsistency
d. values calrification - B
The nurse is managing the care for a post operative client. How does the nurse demonstrate advocacy?
a. limiting visitors due to client complaining of pain
b. administering pain meds when the pain level reaches 9/10
c. changing the channel on the television while providing care
d. turning and positioning the client every four hours - A
The nurse is managing the care of a terminally ill client whose spouse insists that all measures be
continued. The nurse speaks to the spouse about obtaining a hospice consult. This is an example of
"ethical":
a. accountability
b. sensibility
c. valuing
d. discernment - C
Nurses uphold human dignity when providing care. Examples of this behavior would include what?
(select all that apply)
a. protecting the privacy of the client
, b. maintaining confidentiality
c. promoting universal health care
d. providing culturally competent care
e. demonstrating accountability - A, B, D
Which of the following statements by the nurse is an example of deception?
a. I will administer your medication as soon as it is due
b. it is important to get out of bed to prevent pneumonia
c. this injection of novocain will feel like a little pinch
d. I am going to teach you how to give yourself insulin - C
A nurse educator understands that his teaching was effective regarding the code of ethics of nursing
when students state which of the following?
a. the code critiques existing patterns of oppression and domination in society
b. the code enables nurses to provide good care to clients
c. the code is an expression of nursing's own understanding of its commitment to society
d. the code provides nurses with specific action guides for practice - C
Which nursing actions describe the use of professional value of altruism? select all that apply.
a. a nurse demonstrates an understanding of the culture of his or her client
b. a nurse lobbies for universal access to health care
c. a nurse becomes a mentor to a student nurse working on the floor
d. a nurse protects the privacy of a patient with AIDSds
e. a nurse respects the right of a Native American/First Nations client to call in a shaman consultation
f. a nurse is accountable for the care provided to a mentally challenged patient - A, C, E
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