A nurse in the hospice unit allows for the client's wishes to be expressed and implemented, when possible. Which ethical principle when used is designed to avoid using fallacies in ethical decision making?
A)
Not allowing the client to share in the health care decision
B)
Serving the client in a manner that promotes harm
C)
Devaluing the client's self-determination
D)
Respecting the client's rights and treatment options
Question 2
The American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) has identified several values that lay the foundation for the practice of nursing. Which of the following is included in the list designated from the publication in 1986?
A)
Ethics
B)
Equality
C)
Empowerment
D)
Autonomy
The nurse conducts the health history as the first step in the nursing assessment
Using small, circular strokes, exfoliate the client’s neck and back.
Building a Client Base
Positioning the client
Insulin Syringes: 100 Unit (A), 50 Unit (B), and 30 Unit (C)
In ABC, A=90, b=3 cm, c=7 cm. Solve for all unknowns to the nearest tenth of a unit.