NUR 2243 Exam 3 Review
- Integrity definition
Answer
an alignment of stated values and actions, be who you say you are and do what you say you are going to do.
- Inconsistent Integrity example
Answer
a nurse saying that she believes in the dignity of the patient and then outside of the room is heard talking about the patient negatively.
- Involving family members in care
Answer
asking for patient permission to involve family members will empower the patient and their support system
- Independent nursing intervention example
Answer
this is something that can be done without an order and could include providing emotional support
- Qualities of a professional nurse
Answer
leadership, clinical expertise and judgement, mentorship and life long learning 1 / 3
- Fidelity violation example
Answer
giving the wrong med or making a med calculation error and you decide not to tell or file a report
- Veracity Definition
Answer
telling the truth
- Veracity violation example
Answer
a patient is about to die and family members say that they think the patient's hand moved and that the patient will be okay and you go along with it as a nurse
- Autonomy example
Answer
patients making their own decisions about their healthcare
- Nonmaleficence definition
Answer
do no harm; no needless harm
- Beneficence definition
Answer 2 / 3
promoting goodness, kindness and charity
- Beneficence example
Answer
taking into account the risks versus benefits when it comes to research to ensure no harm comes to the participants
- Autonomy violation example
Answer
diverting a patient's pain medication
- Ethical principles violated when diverting pain medications
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autonomy, utilitarianism, beneficence and veracity
- Democratic leadership style does what
Answer
empowers staff towards excellence
- A situational leadership style does what
Answer
adjusts styles of leadership to fit the situation
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