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CPN Exam 2 Questions And 100% Correct AnswersAllowing a patient to forgo chemotherapy is based on the conviction of the ethical
principle of _____
justice.
autonomy.
Nonmaleficence,
death with dignity. - ANSWER autonomy
Professional ethics always have a higher priority than personal morals and values in the
clinical setting. T or F? - ANSWER True
Which of the following provides the framework for RNs in all settings regarding their
unique responsibilities and accountabilities to patients and other patients served?
A.) ANA's Nursing: Scope and Standards of Practice
B.) Code of Ethics for Nurses with Interpretive Statements
C.)Gilligan's stages of moral reasoning
D.)International Council of Nurses - ANSWER Code of Ethics for Nurses with Interpretive
Statements
A nursing student sends a thank-you card from a patient's family and has another
student take a photo of the student with the family. The student asks the nursing
instructor if it would be alright to post the photo on Facebook. Which response by the
instructor is best?
A. "Yes, as long as you ask the family if that would be OK."
B. "I think that would be OK, but you should check hospital policy."
C. "No, posting pictures of patients and families on social media sites is not
acceptable."
D. "No, that could lead to a malpractice suit by the patient or family." - ANSWER C. "No,
, posting pictures of patients and families on social media sites is not acceptable."
A nurse is working on an ethically challenging case. In using an ethical decision-making
model, what should the nurse do first?
a.) Look for and examine all possible solutions.
b.) Recognize the ethical dilemma in the case.
c.) All parties that will be affected by the decision must be identified.
d.) All information that is relevant to the situation is gathered - ANSWER b.) Recognize
the ethical dilemma in the case.
A nurse is doing a bed-turning on a bedfast patient to prevent pressure ulcers. The
patient says this hurts and doesn't want the nurse to turn them. The nurse does explain
the rationale for the turning schedule but proceeds anyway to finish the procedure. This
would be a specific example of what ethical principle?
a) autonomy.
b) fidelity.
c) nonmaleficence.
d) veracity. ANSWER c) nonmaleficence.
The principle of the ethical belief held by one who believes that a child who is ill with a
terminal illness should have his or her questions about the condition answered truthfully
is called
a) autonomy.
b) fidelity.
c) justice.
d) veracity. - ANSWER d) veracity.
It is believed that today's focus on removing health disparities related to race originates
in which of the following ethical principles?
a) Double effect
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