Fundamentals EDAPT - Ethics of Patient Care

Fundamentals EDAPT - Ethics of Patient Care What steps can the nurse take to assure a new client understands their rights and responsibilities related to receiving healthcare? Select all that apply. - ✔✔provide a prin ...

Fundamentals EDAPT - Ethics of Patient Care What steps can the nurse take to assure a new client understands their rights and responsibilities related to receiving healthcare? Select all that apply. - ✔✔provide a printed copy in a person's preferred language ask the client if they have questions about their healthcare related rights A moral describes the _____ It is these values, or morals, that _______ behavior is interpreted as ______ or ______ - ✔✔value influence responsible irresponsible actions select the ethical principles and clients rights the nurse displayed in the conversation - ✔✔fidelity, veracity, confidentiality Place the nurse's responsibilities involved with Bill's refusal to provide care in order, starting with the first and ending with the last. - ✔✔maintain therapeutic communication verify he is competent ask him to share his understanding respect his final decision obtain his signature remind him that he can return for treatment assure safe transport provide his clothing For each situation, select the ethical principle that is involved using the drop down menu. - ✔✔autonomy: pt refusing to have child vax, encouraging client with dementia to select clothes justice: contacting health provider to report that a client does not fully understand, advocating for a client in pain non-maleficence: concern that a client is concealing information beneficence: rubbing childs back, bringing clients preferred beverage A nurse, whose grandfather recently passed away, is returning to work after bereavement leave and learns during report that one of their assigned clients is at the end of their life. The nurse believes they will be unable to provide care for this client and family due to their emotions. What is the best action for the nurse to take? - ✔✔Ask another nurse to trade a client with her For each social media guideline, indicate if it protects the client, the nurse, or the organization by placing a check mark in the corresponding column. - ✔✔Mark nurse and organization for all mark client all EXCEPT disparaging COWORKERS, and talking badly of workplace Obtaining a Signature on a Surgical Consent Form Based on the documentation below, what action/actions will the nurse take next? Select all that apply. - ✔✔inform health provider not appropriately informed of alt treatments inform health care provider not appropriately informed of risks delay signing of consent The nurse sitting at the nurses' station is preparing to call a client's health care provider to report a change in their condition. For each area marked, use the drop down menus to indicate if it presents a risk to the client's privacy and confidentiality by selecting Risk or No Risk. - ✔✔risk: 4,5, 1 A client who does not want to have their life prolonged by artificial means, including CPR, shares with the nurse that they are concerned their family will not accept their wishes. How does the nurse act as an advocate for this client? Select all that apply. - ✔✔provide client with information ask client for copy of advanced directive documents conversation offers to arrange conversation assess clients belief The nurse is caring for a client admitted with a gun shot wound to the left thorax that resulted in fractured ribs and a hemopneumothorax. The client has requested that their name not be listed on the list of individuals currently in the hospital as they believe they are in danger, though they do not know who shot them. A woman who identified as the client's daughter is calling for an update on the client. - ✔✔place on hold review client record locate unique identifier ask caller for U.I provide an update The principles listed below are involved in this situation. For each principle, indicate the level of priority by placing a check in the appropriate column. - ✔✔high priority: nonmaleficence, fidelity, veracity low priority: justice, autonomy, beneficence The nurse is providing discharge teaching to a client who has recently lost the use of their legs and is now mobile in a wheelchair. The client and their partner show the nurse a picture of their bathroom and ask for input on what items need to be changed to promote the client's self-care autonomy. Using the drop-down menus, indicate if the item needs to be updated or can be left as is. - ✔✔Update 1, 3, 5, 6 A nurse arrives at work and is told to report to the intensive care unit (ICU) for the day due to short staffing. The nurse has never worked in the ICU. Which is the most appropriate action by the nurse? - ✔✔Collaborate with ICU staff to identify tasks that can be safely performed. The nurse caring for a friend who is ready to be discharged home after surgery takes a picture with the friend as she sits in the car and posts it on social media with the caption, "So proud of my BFF for being the best client ever! Love you!!!❤" Which ethical or professional standards (left column below) has the nurse violated or not violated? Select all that apply. - ✔✔Violated privacy, confidentiality, justice, non-maleficence, fidelity Place the key steps for ethical dilemma resolution in the correct order, starting with the first and ending with the last. - ✔✔ask question gather info clarify values verbalize problem identify course of action negotiate plan evaluate