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Chapter 6: Values, Ethics, and Advocacy
Chapter 6: Values, Ethics, and Advocacy
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"Freely and openly advocate for themselves and their patients, without fear of retribution" is one of the 7 Basic Tenets
False
True
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Prizing involves combining choice into one's behavior with consistency and regularity on the value.
True
False
3
being politically active is not an area of concern for patient advocates
True
False
4
The Principal-Based Approach to Bioethics, Beneficence, focuses on benefiting the nurses.
False
True
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Which type of ethics encompasses a number of life science fields?
bioethics
feminist ethics
medical ethics
nursing ethics
6
Which is not one of the three main activities of the valuing process?
acting
prizing
choosing
research
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"involves pride, happiness, and public affirmation" is associated with main activity of the valuing process?
prizing
choosing
acting
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Nursing ethics involves...
critiquing existing patterns of oppression
formal study of ethical issues that arise in the practice of nursing
Analysis used by nurses to make ethical judgments
encompassing a number of fields of life sciences
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The Principal-Based Approach to Bioethics, fidelity, focuses on
acting fairly
keeping promises
giving each his/her due
staying faithful to patients
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How many Basic Tenets of Bill of Rights for RNs are there?
8
7
5
3
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Nurses must be able to practice in a work environment that is safe for themselves AND their patients.
False
True
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Nurses do NOT have the ability to negotiate the conditions of their employment, either as individuals or collectively
False
True
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Which is not one of the characteristics of the Care-Based approach to Bioethics?
Centrality of the caring relationship
Promotion of dignity and respect for patients as people
Cultivation of responsiveness to others
promotions for nursing/hospital staff
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___ occurs when a nurse acts for a patient to secure good or prevent harm
patient confidentiality
privacy
paternalism
deception
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short staffing is not an ethical issue
True
False
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Registered Nurses must be able to receive fair compensation for their work, consistent with their...
ability to work in an ethical environment
knowledge, experience, and professional responsibilities
legal right for compensation
ability to get along with coworkers
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Conflicts concerning new technologies is an example of an ethical problem.
True
False
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Fill in the blanks: ___ in a manner that fulfills obligations to ___ and to those who receive nursing care
act; society
act; the patient
practice; the hospital
practice; society
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Autonomy, one of the Beauchamp and Childress’s Principle- Based Approach to Bioethics, involves...
respecting rights of patients to make health care decisions
giving his or her due and acting fairly
accountability, privacy, and confidentiality
benefiting the patient
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The Principal-Based Approach to Bioethics, Beneficence, focuses on benefiting patients
False
True
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Which is not one of the Characteristics of the Care-Based approach to Bioethics?
Redefinition of fundamental moral skills to include virtues
Attention to the particulars of individual patients
being familiar with positions for nurses
22
What is a nurse's primary commitment?
their-self
the hospital/institution
the patient
the patient's family
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Along the lines of ethical conduct, nurses should...
Understand ethical theories that dictate and justify professional conduct
Be familiar with codes of ethics for nurses and standards for professional
promote the hospital
Cultivate the virtues of nursing
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The aim of the Moral Distress Education Project was to do all except ___ moral distress.
educate
resist
de-stigmatize
inform
