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The nurse provides health education about the benefits of proper diet to the middle adult clients. The nurse applies what ethical principle?
What is Beneficence.
What is the standard of nursing practice?
What is the Nursing Process.
The nurse discusses with the dietitian the diet regimen of the client at home. This situation describes, what model of health?
What is Health Belief Model?
Activities are directed to prompt intervention.
What is secondary level of prevention.
The patient has a living will, and it includes a do not resuscitate option in case of an emergency. The nurse respects and upholds the patient's wishes through this legal document. What is being portrayed by the nurse, ethically and legally?
What is Autonomy.
Which ethical principle is described when the nurse informed a cancer patient about the benefit and side effects of chemotherapy?
What is Veracity.
The nurse provides the needed care to the client. Based on the standard of practice, what is the next step for the nurse to do?
What is Evaluation.
The client seeks consultation now because of current abdominal pain. What model of health is described?
What is Clinical Health Model.
Interventions directed at preventing complications and deterioration.
What is tertiary level of prevention.
The nurse informs the healthcare provider about the client's need for home health care. This action of the nurse pertains to what ethical behavior?
What is Advocacy?
Which ethical principle is described when the nurse, in spite of personal belief about abortion, continue to take care of a patient admitted in the ED because of complications from abortion?
What is Human Dignity; Fidelity
The nurse after 5 years in the Medical-Surgical ward is transferred to the Neuro ICU. Based on Benner's theory, what level is the nurse?
What is Novice.
The client stops smoking as recommended by the healthcare provider. What model of health is described?
What is the Transtheoretical Theory.
Care helps client to achieve high level of functioning as possible.
What is tertiary level of prevention.
One of its main goal is early detection during asymptomatic pathogenesis.
What is screening.
The unit nurse manager reminds the staff nurses about HIPAA, which ethical principle is described?
What is Confidentiality.
The nurse reviews the literature about Grave's disease while taking care of a patient with such a diagnosis. This action of the nurse portrays, what professional behavior?
What is Accountability.
The nurse promotes healing by looking into the response of the treatment to the client's total health. This situation supports what model of health?
What is Holistic Health Model.
Intervention at the policy level.
What is primordial level of intervention.
The nurse uses appropriate communication technique for the client. Which of the cultural competency of the nurse is described?
What is SKILLS.
After the family conference, the nurse talks to the physician again about the patient's wishes to have hospice home care. What ethical term is described?
What is Advocacy.
The nurse interviews the client about current health concern. This phase of the nursing process is known as ________________.
What is Assessment.
Health is a positive dynamic state, not merely the absence of disease. This definition of health is promoted by what model of health?
What is Health Promotion Model.
Protects health by reducing threats and negative influences on health.
What is primary level of prevention.
Types of screening according to population being served. According to screening tests.
What is individual or mass/group screening.
What is one-test disease specific or multiple test screening.