NSG 310 ANA Code of Ethics Key Exam Guide Questions and Integral Marking Scheme version 2024/2025
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NSG 310 ANA Code of Ethics Key Exam Guide Questions and Integral Marking Scheme version 2024/2025
Civil Service Reform Act 1978 - correct answer federal employees, such as nurses who work for Veterans Administration
Tort - correct answer private or civil wrongs, in contrast to CRIMES, whi...
NSG 310 ANA Code of Ethics Key Exam Guide
Questions and Integral Marking Scheme version
2024/2025
Civil Service Reform Act 1978 - correct answer federal employees, such as
nurses who work for Veterans Administration
Tort - correct answer private or civil wrongs, in contrast to CRIMES, which
are wrong committed against the state
Why would a plaintiff file a tort action - correct answer to recover damages
for personal injury or property damage occurring from the negligent conduct or
unintended conduct
Unintentional torts - correct answer are those in which persons incur harm
or injury as a consequence of an unintended, wrongful act by another person
(negligence)
What are unintentional torts - correct answer negligence and malpractice
assault and battery
false imprisonment
lack of informed consent
breach of confidentiality
Negligence - correct answer occurs when a person fails to act in a
reasonable manner under a given set of circumstances
Malpractice - correct answer unreasonable conduct by a nurse or other
professional- which is determined in a court of law
, Duty - correct answer obligation to the client
Breach of Duty - correct answer nurse's conduct violated the duty to the
client
Causation - correct answer nurse's action or inaction caused the injury and
whether the injury is foreseeable
whether the nurse could have reasonably anticipated the conduct could lead
to the client's harm
Damages - correct answer awarded only is client sustained injury or harm
Assault - correct answer threat or attempt to injure
Battery - correct answer nonconsensual touching, even if the touching may
be of benefit to the client
What are the special circumstances and procedural safeguards for
nonconsensual touching when it comes to restraints - correct answer if it is
to protect the client, protect others (including health team members), or to
protect property
What does an informed consent lawsuit focus on - correct answer whether
the client was given enough information before a treatment to make an
informed, intelligent decision
Consent may be ___________ or __________ - correct answer expressed
(spoken/written) or implied (clients conduct)
Client Self-Determination Act of 1991 - correct answer allows client to have
freedom to accept or refuse treatment (even if it is lifesaving)
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