NUR 201 Exam 10
- All nurses are responsible for knowing their
Answer nurse practice acts
- All written laws and governmental codes are considered
Answer statutory law
- statutory law includes
Answer constitutional law and judicial law
- What type of law regulates actions having to do with the safety and commu- nity as a while,
and violations of this type of law are considered crimes
Answer civil law
- This law encompasses those laws regulating private conduct and between individuals
Answer criminal law
- Nurses need to use sound analytic skills and the ability to engage in ethical reasoning to
resolve
Answer ethical dilemmas and moral distress
- What are the 4 A's to rise above moral distress
Answer Ask Affirm 1 / 3
Assess Act
- What organization developed a helpful model to rise above moral distess
Answer -
The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses
- What recommendation was given to nurses regarding the solution of moral distress
Answer To become agents in creating a workplace environment that minimizes moral distress
To recognize and honor your responsibility to work collectively toward a culture in which ethical practice is expected, valued and supported
- What is the aim of "The Moral Distress Education Project"?
Answer Educate, inform and destigmatize moral distress
- Select the nursing ethical principles established by the ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses?
(Select all that apply)
Answer Compassion and respect for dignity Promotion and advocacy to protect the client's health
Maintaining and improving healthcare environments
- Name elements of the nurse Practice Acts (select all that apply)
Answer Practice within the scope of the state's Nurse Practice Acts
Document every act of delegation
- The most common areas of the law that affect nursing are? (Select all that apply)
Answer 2 / 3
Civil law
Criminal law Agency law
- A research journal should include (select all that apply)
Answer Abstract Results
Discussion Peer reviewed sources
- Essentially ethics stems from
Answer autonomy and morality
- A nurse's own motivation to care for others is usually generated by
Answer a moral perspective
- A term that is sometimes used interchangeably with health care ethics is
Answer bioethics
- A common topic or topics of discussion in an ethics committee are
Answer ad- vanced directives
informed consent organ and tissue recovery and donation
- Autonomy literally means
- / 3
Answer self-governing