Upon voluntary admission, the nurse will inform the client about ...

[anjilletteb]

Upon voluntary admission, the nurse will inform the client about his or her rights. Select all rights that should be discussed.
 
  1. Right to vote
  2. Right to enter into a contract
  3. Right to receive visitors
  4. Right to a private room
  5. Right to treatment
  6. Right to refuse medications
  7. Right to select their nurse for the day

Question 2

Which ethical principle is upheld when the nurse meets with the managed care company repre-sentative and strongly advocates that a client remain in the hospital rather than being discharged after 5 days?
 
  1. Autonomy
  2. Fidelity
  3. Paternalism
  4. Distributive justice

[ebenov]

Answer to Question 1

ANS: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6
The client has all of the above rights, but there is no guarantee of a private room or the nurse that the client prefers.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: 4
The principle of distributive justice holds that a person should be treated according to what is fair or owed. Often clients with mental disorders do not receive parity with individuals with physical illnesses. Option 1 relates to self-determination. Option 2 is concerned with primum non nocere. Option 3 is not an ethical principle.

[anjilletteb]

TYSM

[skipfourms123]

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