Week 1: Professional, ethical and legal obligations in nursing Flashcards

1
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Regulates the collection, use and disclosure of PHI by health information custodians.

A

PHIPA (2004)

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2
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_______ is implied within a patient’s circle of care

A

consent

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3
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Someone with extensive knowledge or ability based on research or experience in their occupation.

A

Expert

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4
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Why is it important that nurses are regulated?

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Protects the public
Ensures standard
Protects nurses (title as well)

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5
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Developing a self-concept is accomplished through _______ __________

A

professional socialization

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6
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What are the different professional groups, associations and regulatory bodies for Ontario nurses?

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CNO, RNAO, CNA, CNSA, ONA, CASN, ICN

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7
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Refers to the acquisition of values, attitudes, skills and knowledge pertaining to a professional subculture

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professional socialization

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8
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Developing a self-concept comes in _____ stages. What are they?

A

3 stages
Taking it all in
Professional socialization
Socialization from a sociological perspective

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9
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Involves taking foundation of knowledge, experiences and building upon that foundation

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Taking it all in

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10
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What are the two approaches to socialization?

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Functionalist approach

Interactionist approach

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11
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Role expectations are grounded in shared values and norms that are internalized through a process of socialization

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Functionalist approach

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12
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Assumes a person acquires meaning through interaction with others, the environment and a reflective process

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Interactionist approach

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13
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A - Approach to socialization most often seen in the early years of education
B - Approach to socialization most often seen in the later years of the program and entry to practice

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A - functionalist

B - interactionist

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14
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Confirms that there is a consensus among faculty members, professionals and students - everybody does everything the same way

A

Functionalist approach

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15
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Other names for the functionalist approach?

A

Textbook approach

sponge approach

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16
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Functionalist stage:

  • respond well to ______ and ______ scenarios
  • _________ recipients of the socialization process
  • want to do everything _____ and the way you were ______
A

black and white (yes or no)
passive
right, taught

17
Q

Interactionist stage:

  • ________ recipients of socialization process
  • can be more ______ in the care you provide
A

active

creative

18
Q

________ is the idea; _______ is the real world

A

functionalism

interactionism

19
Q

What are the different phases of socialization according to Ware (2008)?

A

Career choice
anticipatory socialization
conditioning and commitment
continuous commitment

20
Q

A - Choosing what career you would like to have
B - Brand new RN, starting to learn the ups and downs of the profession, but remaining committed
C - Starting to learn different aspects of the profession before entering it
D - Comitted to the profession regardless of how hard some days are, alternative options presented

A

A - Career choice
B - conditioning and committing
C - anticipatory socialization
D - continuous commitment

21
Q

Philosophical study of morality

A

Ethics

22
Q

When nurses are looking at ethical problems, they ask three types of questions, what are they?

A

Empirical, formal and philosophical questions

23
Q

Systematic exploration of what is morally right and wrong

A

ethics

24
Q

When looking at ethical problems, do we ask all three question types simultaneously?

A

yes, usually

25
Q

Match the question type to the letter and description
A - What are the statistics on resuscitation
B - What kind of quality of life will someone have post resuscitation?
C - What are the rules in the hospital, CNO regarding resuscitation?

A

A - empirical
B - philosophical
C - formal

26
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Is learning about ethics sufficient to practice ethically?

A

No, there is a huge difference between knowing what is right and doing the right thing

27
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Practicing ethically depends on?

A

An individual’s pre-existing beliefs, values, attitudes, personal consciousness, past experiences and cultural characteristics

28
Q

If we break the law, we cannot plead this, indicating our need to know the _____.

A

cannot plead ignorance

must know the law

29
Q

Distinguish whether the descriptor indicates laws or ethics:
A - internal
B - external
C - imposed from the inside
D - prudent to obey because disobedience may result in harm or punishment
E - imposed from the outside
F - Obey because they are the right thing to do

A
A - ethics
B - laws
C - ethics
D - laws
E - laws
F - ethics