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Question 1

Ethics

Answer 1

Is the study of philosophical ideals of right or wrong behaviour

Question 2

Value

Answer 2

beliefs or attitudes regarding the worth of an object, idea, person or action

Question 3

What year did WHO update their conceptual idea of health

Answer 3

1984

Question 4

Social safety net

Answer 4

exists to protect the most vulnerable members of Canadian society

Question 5

Medicare

Answer 5

Hospital and medical insurance, funded though taxation

Question 6

What year was the Indian act

Answer 6

1985

Question 7

Primary care

Answer 7

focuses on early dectetion, routine care and education to prevent reacurences, focuses on personal health services

Question 8

Self Regulation

Answer 8

a privilege granted by the government to a professional body to regulate its members for the protection of public health and safety.

Question 9

What are nurses accountable for?

Answer 9

-what they should know
-what they know
-what they are expected to know

Question 10

What is a standred

Answer 10

acts as a guide for ongoing professional development and education

Question 11

Standard of principle

Answer 11

represents a nurses accountability for a safe, competent,compassionate, and ethical nursing care

Question 12

What is global health?

Answer 12

the optimal well-being of all humans, from the individual and collective perspective

Question 13

Planetary Health

Answer 13

In response to environmental changes (environmental sustainability)

Question 14

Holistic health

Answer 14

interdisciplinary collaborations integrate indigenous knowledge

Question 15

Subjective Data

Answer 15

patients verbal description of condition

Question 16

Objective Data

Answer 16

observations of clinical measurements or assestments

Question 17

Primary Data

Answer 17

Orginal research

Question 18

Secondary Data Sources

Answer 18

Family and significant others, healthcare team and medical records

Question 19

Tertiary Data Sources

Answer 19

literature
nurses experience

Question 20

Professional Values

Answer 20

developed during socialization into nursing from their code of ethics, nursing colleagues & peers and nursing experences

Question 21

Nursing Values

Answer 21

Client well-being and client choice, privacy and confidentiality, respect for life,maintaining commitment and truthfulness and fairness

Question 22

Moral distress

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arises when nurses are unable to act according to their moral judgement

Question 23

Moral Integrity

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committed values and beliefs that are withheld by a nurse

Question 24

Moral Residue

Answer 24

the outcome of being compromised in a situation that goes against the values of a nurse

Question 25

Bias

Answer 25

Is an inclination or preference, especialy one that interferes with impractical judgement

Question 26

Code of Ethics

Answer 26

a system of values and beliefs determining right or wrong, making judgements, and what should be done to or for human beings

Question 27

Morals

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Principals who provide a different view which allows nurses to review and clarify client care situations that can be disturbing

Question 28

Deontology

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determining actions as right or wrong

Question 29

Utilitararism (Consequentialism)

Answer 29

the concept that the value of something is determined by its usefulness

Question 30

Bioethics

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the concept that outcomes are obligation-based, outcome orientated, and based on reason

Question 31

Autonomy

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the right to make one's own decisions. ability to make informed personal choices

Question 32

Beneficence

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the obligation to "do good" doing or promoting good for others

Question 33

Justice

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often referred to as fairness, in nursing it may deciding how to use resources that are scarce

Question 34

Fidelity

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being faithful to agreements and promises

Question 35

True or false, Nurses are not legally aloud to prescribe medicines

Answer 35

true

Question 36

Asslut

Answer 36

physical or verbal threat that creates another person apprehension of imminent harmful or offensive contact

Question 37

Battery

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is any intentional physical contact with a person, without that persons consent

Question 38

False Imprisonment

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serves to protect a person's individual liberty and basic rights