VIRTUES

Question 1

is an approach that focuses on character with the assumption that a person with good character will tend to behave in ways that consistent to their character

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Virtue ethics

Question 2

this is a deontological virtue; which places a duty on one individual to another; it is about keeping information secret and private

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Confidentiality

Question 3

Who described that professionals as “one bound by values and standards other than those of his or her employing organization setting one’s own rules, seeking to promote standards of excellence and being evaluated and looking for approval from one’s own professional peers”

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Beletz

Question 4

respecting the equal worth of all citizens, the equal right to meet the needs and eliminating unjustified inequalities.

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Social justice

Question 6

a confident belief in the moral character of another person

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TRUSTWORTHINESS

Question 7

What are the core values of nursing?

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Human dignity
Integrity
Autonomy
Altruism
Social Justice

Question 8

ability to imagine oneself in the situation of another

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COMPASSION

Question 9

What is the cornerstone of good nursing

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Good character

Question 10

recognize choices and makes value-based decision making

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Choice

Question 11

are action oriented and give direction and meaning to one’s life’.

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Values

Question 12

refers to adherence to moral norms that is sustained overtime

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Integrity

Question 13

Who said that virtue is an important trait of a good nurse

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Florence Nightingale

Question 14

are values acquired during socialization into nursing from codes of ethics, nursing experiences, teachers, and peers

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PROFESSIONAL VALUES

Question 15

soundness, reliability, wholeness, and an integration of moral character

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INTEGRITY

Question 16

a person who values the self as well as respect for the rights of others as human being

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Dignity

Question 17

is a concern for the welfare and well being of others.

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Altruism

Question 18

Give all the focal virtues

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Compassion
Discernment
Trustworthiness
Integrity
Conscientiousness

Question 19

sensitive insights involving acute judgment and understand ng resulting in a decisive action

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DISCERNMENT

Question 20

are values internalized from the society or culture in which one lives.

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PERSONAL VALUES

Question 21

one set of personal beliefs and attitudes about the truth, beauty and worth of any thought, object or behavior.

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Values

Question 22

What percentage is the overall value of nurses regarding the nursing profession?

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88%, that is a great result which shows us that most of the nurses have adequate value about their profession

Question 23

Who believe that virtue can be practiced and learned, so we can learn through practice.

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Aristotle

Question 24

implies virtue of character as nurses promise purity, faith, loyalty, devotion, trustworthiness, and temperance

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Nightingale Pledge

Question 25

Who suggest that being a professional is similar to having calling

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Jameton He describes calling as "something one feels called upon to do perhaps by God. By some deep need in one's being or by demands of historical circumstance

Question 26

employing safety and competence for the welfare of the patient.

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Safe and competent

Question 27

is acting in accordance with fair treatment regardless of economic status, race, ethnicity, age , citizenship, disability or sexual orientation

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Social Justice

Question 28

A nurse with virtue will act according to principle

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Good character is the cornerstone of good nursing

Question 29

Is the right to self determination. considered to be an important criterion in judging professional status

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Autonomy

Question 30

A trait of character manifested in habitual action that it is good for the person to have

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Virtue

Question 31

Is a respect for the inherent worth and uniqueness of individuals and populations

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Human Dignity

Question 32

Other nursing values include

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Safe and competent Health and well-being Choice Dignity Confidentiality Justice Accountability

Question 33

strive to maintain health practices both mind and body; so that he/she can

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Health and well being

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concerned with the character of individual nurses and seeks ways to enable nurses to develop character appropriate for actions that enhance well being

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virtue ethics in nursing

Question 35

are concerned to each other and set apart from others

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nurse as professionals