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folubunmi

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A nurse is in a difficult patient care situation and thinks that there is an ethical dilemm
 
  a. The first action this nurse should take is to
  a. decide what predominant values are operating in the situation.
  b. determine who is involved and uncover their individual goals.
  c. identify courses of action and possible consequences of actions.
  d. identify the actions that are justifiable.

Question 2

A faculty member who has substantially changed the way he conducts classes and presents content now wishes to evaluate the effectiveness of the new strategies. To best meet this goal, the faculty member should plan to
 
  a. ask the students which method of instruction they liked best.
  b. compare final examination grades for this class and previous classes.
  c. give pop quizzes periodically throughout the course of the class.
  d. have an experienced faculty member conduct a peer evaluation.



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Answer to Question 1

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The first step in ethical decision making is to determine what actions are justifiable in the situation. Deciding what predominant values are operating in the situation is an important step in ethical decision making, but identification of justifiable actions is the first step.
Determining who is involved and uncovering their individual goals is an important step in ethical decision making, but identification of justifiable actions is the first step.
Identifying courses of action and possible consequences of actions is an important step in ethical decision making, but identification of justifiable actions is the first step.

Answer to Question 2

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Performing a summative evaluation at the end of the semester would allow the faculty member to determine which instructional method might be best. Comparing final examination results would provide this information, although the instructor needs to consider other influencing factors as well.
If the faculty member were assessing student satisfaction, this would be a valid answer; however, the faculty member wants to assess learning effectiveness.
Pop quizzes would be a type of formative evaluation, allowing for shifts in teaching style so that students could better meet objectives.
A peer evaluation can provide important feedback, but this will not provide definitive information on which teaching method worked best.




folubunmi

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Reply 2 on: Jul 17, 2018
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


cam1229

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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Gracias!

 

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