Forensic Nursing Final exam with 100% correct answers
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Forensic Nursing Fi
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Forensic Nursing Fi
health-care systems correct answersA distinct feature of forensic nursing practice in the nurses' knowledge and skill in navigating intersections of legal and social systems with
health and legal systems intersect correct answersThe International Association of Forensic Nurses adopted the defini...
health-care systems correct answersA distinct feature of forensic nursing practice in the nurses'
knowledge and skill in navigating intersections of legal and social systems with
health and legal systems intersect correct answersThe International Association of Forensic Nurses
adopted the definition of forensic nursing as a practice of nursing globally when
social justice correct answersNursing's Social Policy Statement defines nursing's obligations to society
and includes six critical elements of nursing -- provision of a caring relationship, attention to human
experiences and responses to health and illness, integration of objective data with the patient's
subjective experience, application of scientific knowledge, advancement of professional knowledge, and
the promotion of
health-care systems correct answersThe distinctive feature of forensic nursing practice is the nurses'
knowledge and skill in navigating intersections of legal and social systems with
interrupt and prevent recurrence of intimate partner violence correct answersWell-designed forensic
nursing research, once is has been published and disseminated, has the potential to become a practice
standard, as demonstrated in McFarlane, Groff, O'Brien, and Watson (2006). This randomized clinical trial
concluded that simple abuse assessment and the offer of referrals have the potential to
generalist practice correct answersAccording to the American Nurses Association and the International
Association of Forensic Nurses (2009), basic forensic nursing is a
Therapeutic Jurisprudence correct answersWhat is a legal reform theory that considers how the well-
being of those in the legal system is impact by legal actions, rules, and procedures?
time correct answersTo formulate an answerable clinical questions, Melnyk and Fineout-Overhold (2005)
suggest the widely used standard PICOT format -- Population/Patient, Intervention of Interest,
Comparison intervention or group, Outcome, and
, translation science correct answersThe entire process of implementing research into practice is referred
to as
battery correct answersAn intentional tort accomplished by offensive touching of another without
consent is a/an
libel correct answersA quasi-intentional tort accomplished by a written defamatory statement is a/an
Intentional tort correct answersA tort is a wrongful or crooked act that injures another classified three
ways. The tort that requires that the person committing the act has the requisite knowledge and will to
commit the wrong is a/an
being human correct answersAt a higher level of articulation, violation of the ethical principle of
autonomy is a violation of the right of
different responses correct answersIn understanding socio-cultural factors, bias, and discrimination are
uncomfortable subjects to many because they give rise to difficult conversations and
accountability correct answersInternalized responsibility is
beneficence correct answersThe duty of the forensic nurse is to protect the client from harm, which is
enunciated by the ethical principle of malfeasance. The duty to provide service for the good of the client
is enunciated in the ethical principle of
autonomy correct answersThe ethical principle that confers respect and self-determination on all human
beings, including individuals with diminished capacity by reason or age or illness including mental,
psychological, or physical disorder, unconscious or semiconscious state, or under the influence of a mind-
altering substance is
justice correct answersThe ethical principle that demands that the FN is fair in all his or her interactions
and communications making certain that policies and procedures are consistently and equitably applied
without selective dispensation is
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