Ethics and donor wishes - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

What happened in the Seattle artificial kidney program? correct answer: 1962 When dialysis was perfected, not everyone who wanted it could receive it, so they had t decide who could and could not get it. What was the Tuskegee study? correct answer: - recruited black males who needed money and were desperate to give them syphilis - The men did not have informed consent, they told that they were being treated for "bad blood" - They did not receive proper treatment - lasted 40 year...

CFRE Exam: Ethics And Accountability (Questions & Answer) 2024

OB ATI EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+ A nurse in a clinic is caring for a group of female clients who are being evaluated for infertility. Which of the following clients should the nurse anticipate the provider will refer to a genetic counselor? A. a client whose sister has alopecia B. a client whose partner has von Willebrand disease C. a client who has an allergy to sulfa D. a client who had rubella 3 months ago a client whose partner has von Willebrand disease A nurse is caring fo...

ATI RN Comprehensive Online Practice 2019 B 1. A nurse is assessing a client who received 2 units of packed RBCs 48 hr. ago. Which of the following findings should indicate to the nurse that the therapy has been effective? a. Hemoglobin 14.9 g/dl b. WBC count 12000/mm3 c. Potassium 4.8 mEq/L d. BUN 18 mg/dl 2. A nurse working in an emergency department is triaging four clients. Which of the following clients should the nurse recommend for treatment first? a. An older adult client w...

When did bioethics emerge? correct answer: → Bioethics emerged in the 50s and 60s following the Nuremberg trials Issued Nuremberg code: 1st code of ethics in this field Coincided with Civil Rights movement - when parental, academic, political, medical, and military authorities were challenged Invention of life-saving technology such as ventilator or AED What did the patient-physician relationship look like before the emergence of Bioethics? correct answer: Less focus on patient autonom...

A critically ill patient has a living will in the chart. The patient's condition has deteriorated, but the spouse wants "everything done," regardless of the patient's wishes. Which ethical principle is the spouse violating? A) Nonmaleficence B) Justice C) Autonomy D) Beneficence - Autonomy The nurse is caring for a patient admitted with a traumatic brain injury following a motor vehicle crash. Several weeks later, the patient is still ventilator dependent and unresponsive to stimula...

CFRE Exam: Ethics and Accountability Ethics and personal financial gain ANSWER- Funds cannot be raised for the personal financial gain of the fundraiser and the funds must be collected carefully with respect to free choice without pressure harassment intimidation or coercion Ethics and donor wishes ANSWER- Fundraisers must act responsibly regarding donations, they should be given voluntarily and be used in line with the goals of the organization, and in accordance with the donors wishes ...

CFRE Sample Test QuestionsThe MOST important step in the process of setting up a prospective donor research programmed is to (Relationship Building): - correct answer Establish confidentiality and ethics policies. Which aspect of an organisation's history is MOST often effectively used in appealing to donors? (Relationship Building) - correct answer The role of major donors in developing the current strengths of the organisation. (The long term strength of most charities is the human link be...

A problem that occurs when using a duty-based approach to ethics is: a. the primary emphasis on a person's individual rights b. determining the greatest good for the greatest number of people c. the conflicting opinions regarding what our responsibility is d. remembering the three-step model approach to solving ethical dilemmas e. understanding the difference between what is fair and unfair correct answer: The conflicting opinions regarding what our responsibility is Moral issues tha...

ATI Capstone Leadership 100% accurate answers. Rated A+ a nurse is planning to discharge a client who has quadriplegia to his home. the nurse suggests that the family might need respite care services. when a family member asks how respite care can help, which response should the nurse provide? respite care allows the primary caregiver time away from day-to-day care responsibilities a nurse is caring for a group of pts. which of the following clients should the nurse refer to a social wo...