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NURS 602 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING TEST 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSITY.
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NURS 602 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING TEST 1 QUESTIONS ANDANSWERS CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSITY.
1. What are the Phases Novice, Advanced Beginner, Competence, Proficient,
of Nursing? Expert
2. Phases of Nursing: Nurse that has little nursing experience and its at 1st
Novice stage of acquiring clinical knowledge.
3. Phases of Nurs- Focus on more aspects of clinical situation, uses more
ing: Advanced Be- facts, sophisticated use of rules and recognizes simi-
ginner? larities in situations.
4. Phases of Nursing: 2-3 years of nursing practice in the same area. Have
Competence gained additional experience and wrestle with more
complicated concerns.
5. Phases of Nursing: Quickly take in all aspects of a situation and immedi-
Proficient ately five meaning to the cluster of assessment data. Is
a resource for less experienced nurses.
6. Phases of Nursing: Nurses can see what needs to be achieved and how
Expert to do it. They trust their intuition while operating with
a deep understanding of a situation. Often recognizing
problems ahead.
7. What is value neu- Nurses need to be nonjudgemental, provide best care
trality? for patient, understand your own values and put them
aside over patient's values.
8. What is whistle informing the press or government officials about un-
blowing? ethical practices within one's organization. ex Fraud,
Abuse, illegal or harmful to health, safety and welfare
of general public.
9. What are the Ethical Autonomy, Nonmaleficence, Beneficence, Veracity, Fi-
Principles? delity, Justice
10. Ethical Principles: Refers to a persons right to choose and ability yo act
Autonomy on that choice. Respect for Human Dignity.
11. Ethical Principles:
Non-Maleficence
, NURS 602 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING TEST 1 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSITY.
Twofold duty to do no harm and to prevent harm. Unin-
tentional harm due to lack of careful planning/consid-
eration.
12. Ethical Principles: Duty to promote and do good. To do no harm.
Beneficence
13. Ethical Principles: Faithfulness, duty to keep commitments or promises.
Fidelity
14. Ethical Principles: Duty to tell the truth.
Veracity
15. Ethical Principles: Obligation to be fair. Equal treatment for all patients.
Justice
16. What is a Law? a binding custom or practice of a community; a rule of
conduct that guides community and society.
17. What do Laws do? Protects patients/society
Define scope of nursing practiceIdentify minimun level
of care to be provided
Nurse is legally responsible for their actions
Legal responsibility cannot be delegated
18. Law: Liability Means that the person is financially or legally respon-
sible for something
19. Law: Malpractice A source of legal liability
A professional person has failed to act in a reasonable
and prudent matter
If someone is harmed, the professional may be held
liable
20. Law: Emergency Provides Emergency services for all people who seek
Medical Treatment emergency care, regardless of their ability to pay/legal
and Active Labor status/ or citizenship status.
Act
21.
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