Discuss either the ethical principle of beneficence or maleficence and how that principle could be violated by patient safety

Q: Question 1: Choose one Ethical Principle then site a hospital situation wherein you can apply such…

A: Ethical principles form a very strong base in any hospital setting. There are many principles that…

Q: Discuss either the ethical principle of beneficence or maleficence and how that principle could be…

A: The principle of beneficence is an act of doing good or beneficial to the patient; while performing…

Q: You need to obtain informed consent from your patient who is having an endoscopy procedure. He has a…

A: Almost any medical procedure or intervention entails some level of risk. It is the doctor's duty to…

Q: Choose one Ethical Principle then site a hospital situation wherein you can apply such principle.…

A: Ethical principles in hospital settings form a strong foundation for patient's safety and rights.…

Q: The advocacy role calls for the social worker's close involvement in coordination of appropriate…

A: the right answer is option c that for enforcement of patients right because for better…

Q: Please list eight (8) principles from the code of ethics for nurses.

A: KEY WORDS :- Code of ethics - These are the set standards of care that has to be maintained while at…

Q: Explain the terms Ethics and Unethical. Describe the listings of Rules and Principles that are…

A: Ethics: Ethical behavior follows the majority of social norms and such actions are acceptable to the…

Q: Discuss the concept of family centered care using the following points: Lecture Point: families…

A: Family-centered care provides programs that guarantee children and their communities their health…

Q: Describe the possible ethical conflict with managed care and patient's right to Treatment?

A: Managed care a type of health insurance plan has contract with health care providers and health care…

Q: "The system of activities directed toward the nursing care of clients, and includes the…

A: Nursing is the critical part of the health care system .The Nursing involves caring ,administration…

Q: Describe the possible ethical conflict with managed care and patient's to treatment

A: Managed care plans are kind of insurence for health , they work with healthcare workers and provide…

Q: Describe some circumstances in which confidential health information may be disclosed without the…

A: There are some circumstances in which confidential health information may be disclosed without the…

Q: It defines the following terms in nursing: diversity culture

A: Nursing counselling and advise involves certain intervention which helps process focusing on the…

Q: Describe one ethical situation nurses face and how it would affect nursing care.

A: The major ethical issues faced my nurses which affects ther nursing care are : disclosing medical…

Q: Develop a solution to a specific ethical dilemma faced by a health care professional by applying…

A: The Nurses' Code of Ethics outlines ethical guidelines for nurses. The code is far more than just…

Q: Consider other situations (i.e., medical error, patient fall, patient death) that may arise in the…

A: The medical error means incomplete diagnosis or inaccurate or incomplete treatment. This can be…

Q: Identify ethical and legal issues in end-of-lifecare, including advance directives, physicianorders,…

A: End of life care includes providing constant and continuous support to the patient and family. Such…

Q: Role/Relationship Pattern:   Subjective data:   Objective data:   Nursing diagnosis:…

A: Here we have to discuss about the role / relationship pattern, subjective date, objective data,…

Q: Effective communication is essential for ensuring patient safety

A: Nurses are highly responsible for catering the proper needs for the patients. They also play equally…

Q: Provide an example of a healthcare ethical issue, and explain what ethical principle or principles…

A: Ethical issues are known to develop when a decision made by a person and/or a scenario develops a…

Q: Select one Nursing Ethical Standard and compare that value to the institution values

A: Health care ethics is also called medical ethics and consists of bioethics application in health…

Q: define disparagement, and state why it is a problem that is to be avoided in health care practice…

A: Disparagement  is to act of speaking about something and someone in a way which shows that do not…

Q: How can the Privacy Rule protects patients and how it can impinge on patients protection.

A: HIPAA (Health insurance portability and accountability act) Privacy rule is intended for making…

Q: Starting from the principle of Respect for Persons, present the differences between Research…

A: Informed consent is a person's decision, voluntarily given for some health intervention or research.…

Q: In brief Provide an example of a healthcare ethical issue, and explain what ethical principle or…

A: Since the clinician has an ethical commitment to I help the patient, (ii) avoid or minimise harm,…

Q: Discuss factors in the health care system and in nursing that facilitate or impede culturally…

A: Ethnic groups are characterized by organized cultural boundaries such as language, religion, and…

Q: Effective Counseling Techniques are skills which, when practiced effectively by a knowledgeable…

A: The emphasis on counseling to make the patient stress free is increasing. With the new definition of…

Q: Choose one potential hazard in a work area or associated with a work task that you have completed…

A: One of the potential hazard in a work area is fall of patient during transferring from one place to…

Q: Are medical ethics part of your everyday living? Cite 5 examples

A: Medical Ethics: It is an applied branch of ethics which analyzes the practice of clinical medicine.…

Q: Theory of Bureaucratic Caring. Discuss how the following factors affect the caring culture of the…

A: Caring: Caring is the relationship between charity and right action. Responsibility with love…

Q: an example of a healthcare ethical issue, and explain what ethical principle or principles are most…

A: Ethical issues are known to develop when a decision made by a person and/or a scenario develops a…

Q: Discuss medical care as a right or a commodity, increasing costs,social inequality, lawsuits,…

A: Medical care is the treatment that is given to people, clients who have been suffering from either…

Q: What is special about St. Thomas Aquinas' Natural law theory among other ethical theories? What is…

A: The main speciality of the Natural law theory is: Natural Law refers to God's moral laws that have…

Q: .The trend toward more direct involvement in the care for the dying of significant others is…

A: A. Hospice movement

Q: Value/Belief Pattern:   Subjective data:   Objective data:   Nursing diagnosis:   Health…

A: Value/Belief Pattern: Determine the client's life values , goal , religious beliefs and spiritual…

Q: Obtaining a consent from a patient is an example of adhering to the principle of

A: Obtaining a consent from a patient is an example of adhering to the principle of Informed consent.…

Q: Patient mix is one factor that can impact physician practice under fee-for-service medicine. Why is…

A: Patient mix means the demographics of a Patient population served by a hospital or a health care…

Q: Describe the importance of the code of ethics in nursing

A: We can say that:- Nursing is a healthcare profession which involves administration of drug…

Q: Analyze the various ethical dilemmas related to professional nursing practice associated with…

A: Ethical dilemmas are ethical issues in which a decision must be made on options without a given…