Nursing/Ethics
Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation.
What is the Nursing Process in the Appropriate Order?
Whatever an individual believes it to be. Individual importance to the client.
What is Family?
The purpose of this model is to link relevant cues to the patient's presentation. To decide how to intervene based on the patients' needs. What is the name of the modal that we are referring to?
What is the Purpose of the Clinical Judgement Model(CJMM)?
The nurse enters the patient's room prepared to provide discharge instructions. The nurse notices that the patient has some facial grimacing, and he states that he is ill, tired, and in pain. The nurse recognizes these symptoms as problems in providing the discharge instructions. What is the specific name for these problems that the patient is experiencing now?
What are Educational Barriers?
In nursing practice, when you ensure that patients have equitable access to healthcare, promote a healthy environment for all individuals, advance the well-being of the community, and work to address unjust systems in nursing practice are employed with this term. What is the term that we are referring to?
What is Social Justice in Nursing Practice?
A nurse is providing education to a client about healthy lifestyle choices. What ethical principle is this action displaying?
What is Beneficience?
** Beneficience refers to taking positive actions to help others. This always means that nurses act in the client's best interests; nurses practice primarily in service to others.
This term includes the subconscious feelings, attitudes, prejudices, and stereotypes an individual may display due to previous influences and imprints throughout their lives. What term are we referring to?
What are Implicit Biases?
*** Implicit Bias is a negative attitude, of which one is not consciously aware, against a specific social group. Attitudes, prejudices, and judgments that we unconsciously hold about people or groups.
The purpose of this term is to make an informed decision that will enhance patient outcomes. What is the name of the term?
What is Clinical Judgement?
. ***Clinical Judgement refers to the process of making sound decisions based on nursing knowledge, critical thinking, and clinical reasoning to ensure safe and effective patient care.
The concept of imparting knowledge through a conscious, deliberate set of actions, that help individuals gain new knowledge, change attitudes, adopt new behaviors, or perform new skills.
What is teaching?
12-year-old Susan's mother died and her grandparents adopted her and moved her to LA to live with them. They supported and cared for Susan until she graduated college. What term is being displayed in this scenario?
What is a Crisis Proof Family?
***Combines the need for stability with growth and change by adopting flexibility, allowing roles to be easily altered, and accepting help from outside sources.
- Threats, strengths, changes, & challenges that families face.
Access to healthcare is an ethical issue of this term.
What is Justice?
**Refers to Fairness and equitable distribution of resources.
A man with a child from a previous relationship who marries a woman with two children from her previous marriage.
What is a Blended Family?
The Blood pressure, Temperature, Skin color, and Texture, and Heart Sounds of a Patient.
What is Objective Data?
*** Data that we can observe with our senses( all except taste), and measure.
A client with a new diagnosis of Diabetes Mellitus learns what causes this condition.
- What Domain of learning does this example represent?
What is the Cognitive(Understanding) Domain?
The process in which a minority group or culture comes to resemble a society's majority group or assimilates the values, behaviors, and beliefs of another group, whether wholly or partially.
What is Assimilation?
**Example, a Muslim female immigrant from Afghanistan is now wearing jeans and a short-sleeved t-shirt and not the traditional dress with the hijab and not showing any skin.
A female patient is starting chemotherapy tomorrow and she asked her nurse about the side effects of the new medication. The nurse explained the side effects and the action of the new medication. What ethical principle could explain the nurse's actions?
What is Veracity?
**Refers to telling the Truth. Even when it may lead to patient distress.
The various services that you are permitted to provide. Based on the level of education, competency, experience, and state guidelines.
What is the Nurse's Legal Scope of Practice?
These factors assist with reducing health disparities, organizing community education, and providing resources. They include self-care strategies, screenings, referrals, and behavioral health interventions. What are the names of these factors?
What are midstream factors?
***Individual actions that reduce the risk of illness. Individual-level social needs.
A newly diagnosed client with diabetes mellitus learns to self-monitor blood glucose levels.
-What domain of learning does this example represent?
What is the Psychomotor ( Motor Skills) Domain?
These experiences are linked to risky behaviors such as chronic health problems, low life potential, and early death. The survivors are more likely to smoke, attempt suicide, experience alcoholism and depression, and are involved in work absenteeism.
What are Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)?
*** These experiences increase the person's risk for Suicide.
Philosophical Ideas of right and wrong which define the core values used daily to care for clients.
What is the ANA Code of Ethics?
*** Guides nursing practice through professional values expected from every professional member, including future nurses.
The nondisclosure of patient secrets or information without patient authorization.
What is Confidentiality?
The nurse was interviewing patients in a community for clients who had a low socioeconomic level who came in for clinical appointments. After the interview, the nurse noted that many of the patients had higher instances of chronic illnesses in certain racial or ethnic groups, and there is also research which shows a lower life expectancy in these low income neighborhoods. What is the name of this term?
What groups are Healthcare Disparities?
***Health Disparities are the differences in health status, disease burden, and access to services between different groups of people.
The nurse is educating her patient on how to administer his insulin injection. What phase of the nursing process is the nurse displaying in this scenario?
What is the Implementation Phase of the Nursing Process?
**Performing the nursing actions identified during the planning process. What are you doing to address the problem? The nurse implements interventions to achieve goals & expected outcomes to improve the client's health status.
The nurse states to the client that she will be back in 30 minutes to administer her narcotic pain medication as it's not time for administration. The nurse returned in 30 minutes to administer the pain medication.
What is Fidelity?
***Refers to the Faithfulness or the agreement to keep promises.