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Ethical Principles in Nursing Quiz

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What does autonomy refer to in the context of ethical principles?

The freedom to make decisions (correct)

The unique and equal treatment of patients

Respecting the values of the health team members

Assisting health care professionals in determining right from wrong

What is the definition of ethical principles in the nursing profession?

Standards that provide the framework for professional nursing practice (correct)

Respecting the values, beliefs, and traditions of the health team members

Assisting health care professionals in determining right from wrong in value decisions

The freedom to make decisions for clients

What is one example that demonstrates autonomy in the context of ethical principles?

Health team members must respect patient decisions

Patients need to be informed of everything about procedures (correct)

Patients cannot do anything they want

Age and mental health affect patient decisions

What is the main purpose of ethical principles in the nursing profession?

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How do ethical principles assist health care professionals?

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Autonomy in Ethical Principles

Autonomy refers to the individual's right to make decisions about their own care and bodily integrity.

Ethical Principles in Nursing

Ethical principles in the nursing profession are guidelines that guide nurses' decision-making and actions to ensure respect, dignity, and welfare of patients.
Examples of ethical principles in nursing include autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice.

Demonstrating Autonomy

One example that demonstrates autonomy is allowing a patient to refuse or withdraw from a medical treatment, even if it means the patient's health may be compromised.

Purpose of Ethical Principles

The main purpose of ethical principles in the nursing profession is to provide a framework for nurses to make decisions that prioritize patients' well-being and respect their autonomy.

Role of Ethical Principles in Healthcare

Ethical principles assist health care professionals in making informed decisions that balance individual patient needs with the greater good, while promoting a culture of respect, empathy, and trust.

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Test your knowledge of ethical principles in the nursing profession with this quiz. Explore the standards that guide moral decision making, judgment, and actions in professional nursing practice.