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Chapter 4Ethical Issues
1. Compare and contract legal and ethical issues.
2. What determines how a person approaches and solves ethical dilemmas
3. Define moral indifferenceprovide an example
4. Define moral uncertaintyprovide an example from your own healthcare experience
5. Moral distressprovide an example from your own health care experiences
6. What is an ethical dilemma? Give an example
7. Describe deontological approach to ethical decision making? What does this mean?
8. Describe a teleological approach to ethical decision making? What does this mean?
9. Compare and contrast the 4 different frameworks for ethical decision making
10. What is autonomygive an example from your experience
11. Define the following termshow have you used/understood these principles in your nursing practice?
12. Beneficence
13. Paternalism
14. Utility
15. Justice
16. Veracity
17. Fidelity
18. Confidentiality
19. What is the MORAL decision-making modelhow does this work?
20. Name important strategies to promote ethical behavior in healthcare.
Chapter 5Legal and Legislative Issues
1. Define civil law and what is involved in civil cases
2. What are the reasons that nurses are at increased risk for legal liability in nursing practice?
3. What does the term Standard of Care mean in nursing? Why is this so important?
4. Define malpractice and the term professional negligence (the 5 criteria needed to fulfill this definition) .provide examples of each criteria to deepen your understanding
5. What does the term under ordinary circumstances means as it relates to professional negligence?
6. Define these legal terms that are pertinent to nursing practicebe sure you can relate these term to nursing practice
1. Stare decisis
2. Liability
3. tort
4. respondeat superior
5. vicarious liability
6. product liability
7. res ipsa loquitur
7. Define intentional torts and give as many examples as you can related to nursing practice
8. What are some common reasons nurses are sued (claims filed against them)
9. BONBoard of Nursingwhat is their responsibility to the public?
10. Define the Nurse Practice Act and its role in your ability to practice nursing?
11. Define, compare and contrast the three forms of consent:
1. Informed consent
2. Implied consent
3. Express consent
12. What is HIPAA and what is its importance to healthcare/your nursing practice?
13. What are the parameters of Good Samaritan Immunity?
14. Describe the Patient Self-Determination Act (PSDA) of 1991 and how it changed healthcare
15. List the common causes of nursing license revocation
Chapter 6Patient, Subordinate, Workplace and Professional Advocacy
1. Define advocacy as it is used in nursing practicein its various ways.
2. Describe ways that nurses act as advocates in their nursing practice.
3. Name common areas that nurse provide advocacy to their patients.
4. Describe the major tenets of the Patients Bill of Rights and Responsibilities
5. Define workplace advocacyand give one example of how managers provide for a safe environment.
6. Define internal whistleblowinggive an example
7. Define external whistleblowinggive an example
8. Name strategies that nurses can demonstrate their ability to advocate for healthcare from their perspective.
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