professionalism

Question 1

communication

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the nurse identifies client problems and communicates these to other members of the healthcare team

Question 2

caring both for yourself and others

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caring interventions

Question 3

the nurse is accountable for client education concerning all aspects of patient care

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client education

Question 4

the standards of right and wrong that influence human behavior as applied to the nursing profession it is a system of moral principles or standards governing behaviors and relationships that is based on professional nursing belief and values

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ethics

Question 5

personal beliefs about the truth and worth of thoughts objects or behaviors

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values

Question 6

an interpretation or conclusion that one accepts as true

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beliefs

Question 7

concern for the welfare and well being of others

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alturism

Question 8

right to self determination

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autonomy

Question 9

the inherent worth and uniqueness of individuals and populations

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human dignity

Question 10

acting in accordance with an appropriate code of ethics and accepted standards of practice

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integrity

Question 11

upholding of justice what is fair on a social scale

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social justice

Question 12

requires that the actions one should take should promote good

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beneficence

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do not harm safeguard the client

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nonmalficence

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fair treatment

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justice

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always tell the truth

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veracity

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doing ones duty

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fidelity

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judicial law or case law precedent

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common law

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rules ordered by legislative bodies or government

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statutory law

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federal or state statutory laws that define certain actions that inflict or threaten substantial harm to individuals or public interest without justification as a crime

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criminal law

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nursing practice is regulated by

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common law or judicial case law of torts

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civil wrongful acts or omissions against a person or a persons property

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torts

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no actual contact but to threaten someon

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assault

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following through on the threat is

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assault and battery

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intentional offensive touching without consent or lawful jurisdiction

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battery

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unintentional tort

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negligence and malpractice

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conduct that deviates from whar a reasonable person would do in a particular circumstance

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negligence

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malpractice is also called

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professional negligence

Question 28

conduct deviating from the standard of practice dictated by the profession

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malpractice

Question 29

Clients legal and ethical rights to be informed Of and get permission for any healthcare procedure or treatment

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Informed consent

Question 30

The nurses roll in informed consent limited to

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Witnessing the patient signature. Validating that the consent is voluntary. That risk benefits and alternatives and right to refuse the procedure were discussed with the patient by the healthcare provider. Making sure everything is accurately filled out

Question 31

Violations to hipaa

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Civil and criminal sanctions

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Includes the right individuals to keep their personal information from being discussed

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Privacy

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Refers to the assurance the client that has private information will not be discussed without the clients consent

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Confidentiality

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All orders must be

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Written, have date, time, and be correct

Question 35

A nurse is caring for a client who decides not to have surgery despite significant blockages in his arteries the nurse understands this clients choice is a example of

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Autonomy