OCT. 10 & OCT. 17

Question 1

What is an interpersonal relationship?

Answer 1

Perceptions shared between 2 people of an ongoing connection that results in the development of relational expectations, varying in intimacy

Question 2

what is intimacy?

Answer 2

the degree to which a person’s sense of self is accepted & confirmed by another person

Question 3

What is a symmetric relationship?

Answer 3

An attempt to have the same power

Question 4

What is a complementary relationship?

Answer 4

An uneven divide of power. Can be competitive or submissive

Question 5

Define these 5 different types of power:

1. Legitimate power
2. Referent power
3. Expert power
4. Reward power
5. Coercive power

Answer 5

1. Legitimate power: respect for the position held
2. Referent power: Attraction to another
3. Expert power: Knowledge or experience
4. Reward power: Ability of another to satisfy our needs and provide reward
5. Coercive power: The use of sanctions or punishment to influence others

Question 6

What is collaborative practice?

Answer 6

Process of developing and making effective working relationships

Question 7

What is the purpose of the SBAR technique and what are its components?

Answer 7

It communicates info about a client that needs immediate attention.
Situation: What is going on with the client?
Background: What is the clinical context?
Assessment: What do I think the problem is?
Recommendation: What would I do to correct it?

Question 8

What happened in the 1946 Doctor’s Trial?

Answer 8

Physicians were tried & found guilty of human rights abuses & medical experimentation in WWII concentration camps
-one of the 1st times medical practitioners were held accountable for actions

Question 9

What type of regulation profession is nursing?

Answer 9

A self-regulating profession

Question 10

When was the first code of Ethics developed for nurses?

Answer 10

In 1954 by ICN

Question 11

What are the 7 values in the CoE?

Answer 11

1. Providing Safe, Compassionate, Competent & Ethical Care
2. Promoting Health & Well-Being
3. Promoting & Respecting Informed Decision Making
4. Preserving Dignity
5. Maintaining Privacy & Confidentiality
6. Promoting Justice
7. Being Accountable

Question 12

What is the SRNA’s 5 Standards for RN practice?

Answer 12

1. Professional Responsibility & Accountability
2. Knowledge-based Practice
3. Ethical Practice
4. Service to the Public
5. Self-Regulation

Question 13

What is ethical/moral distress?

Answer 13

Being in a situation where you think you know the right thing to do, but are for some reason unable to do it

Question 14

What is ethical/moral residue?

Answer 14

feeling regret or being upset over having been compromised in an ethical decision