#1
Which of the following is an ethical principle in nursing?
Autonomy
Incompetence
Negligence
Exploitation
#2
What is the primary goal of culturally competent nursing care?
To impose one's culture on patients
To disregard cultural differences
To deliver care that respects and is sensitive to the cultural values and practices of the patient
To focus only on medical procedures
#3
How does cultural diversity impact nursing care?
It has no effect on nursing care
It requires nurses to provide one-size-fits-all care
It necessitates cultural competence to deliver effective care
It reduces the need for cultural sensitivity
#4
Which of the following is an example of a cultural consideration in nursing care?
Using medical jargon to explain procedures
Respecting a patient's dietary restrictions based on their cultural beliefs
Following the same care plan for all patients
Avoiding any discussion of cultural differences
#5
What is the role of the nurse in advocating for patient rights?
To prioritize hospital policies over patient preferences
To ensure patients are aware of their rights and help them exercise those rights
To make decisions for patients without their input
To avoid challenging decisions made by healthcare providers
#6
What is the primary purpose of the ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses?
To provide legal guidelines for nursing practice
To outline the duties and responsibilities of nurses
To establish standards of ethical conduct for nurses
To mandate specific nursing procedures
#7
Which of the following is an example of an ethical dilemma in nursing practice?
Deciding on the best treatment plan for a patient
Ensuring proper documentation
Maintaining patient confidentiality
Administering medication on time
#8
What does the concept of 'do no harm' (nonmaleficence) imply in nursing practice?
Ensuring patient confidentiality
Avoiding intentional harm or risk of harm to patients
Providing treatment at all costs
Maintaining professional boundaries
#9
In which situation would a nurse likely encounter an ethical conflict?
Following a standardized care protocol
Providing care based on patient preferences
Ensuring patient safety
Balancing the needs of multiple patients with limited resources
#10
What is the role of informed consent in nursing practice?
To obtain permission from patients for any type of care
To ensure patients are fully informed about their care and can make decisions about it
To override patient preferences
To document all care provided to patients
#11
What is the role of advocacy in nursing practice?
To prioritize the needs of the healthcare institution
To ensure patient rights and needs are respected
To provide care without regard to patient preferences
To avoid involvement in patient decision-making
#12
Which ethical principle requires healthcare providers to be honest and truthful?
Autonomy
Nonmaleficence
Veracity
Justice
#13
Which ethical principle involves the duty to be fair in the distribution of benefits and risks?
Justice
Veracity
Fidelity
Beneficence
#14
Which of the following best describes the concept of beneficence in nursing ethics?
Respecting patient autonomy
Acting in the patient's best interest
Being truthful with patients
Maintaining patient confidentiality
#15
What is the significance of the ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses?
It outlines mandatory procedures for all nursing care
It provides guidelines for ethical conduct in nursing practice
It ensures uniformity in nursing education
It determines the hierarchy of nursing staff
#16
How does the concept of autonomy relate to nursing practice?
It allows nurses to make decisions for patients
It requires nurses to respect the rights of patients to make their own decisions
It prioritizes the needs of the healthcare institution
It limits the involvement of patients in their own care
#17
What is the significance of confidentiality in nursing ethics?
It allows nurses to share patient information with anyone they choose
It ensures that patient information is protected and not shared without consent
It limits communication between healthcare providers
It is not considered important in nursing practice
#18
Which ethical principle is related to the duty to keep promises or commitments?
Autonomy
Veracity
Fidelity
Nonmaleficence