This term refers to the situations where there is a threat to do bodily harm to the person or another person

She is considered the “mother of modern nursing”

In order to establish good therapeutic communication, the nurse must do this first:

This is the ethical principle that requires health care providers to do good for others?

This is the lowest (least difficult) level of educational questions in Bloom’s Taxonomy

This term describes the application of force to the person or another person without lawful justification or permission

The four concepts that are common in most nursing theories are:

During your lunch break you hear the charge nurse talking smack about your friend who works on a differed shift – how do you respond?

This is ethical concept is used to guide who get organ/tissue transplant ahead of others

This is the federal law that protects patient confidentiality

Your patients is unconscious and profusely bleeding and is brought in by ambulance. What kind of consent is need to proceed with care?

This nursing theorist developed the Caring theory of nursing

You receive a friend request from a former patient – what is your best response?

Calling a provider when your patient expresses concerns about their medication is an example of:

This is a used as a guide for nurses in making clinical decisions

You are caring for a pediatric patient and notice what appears to be deliberate burn marks – what do you do?

This actress won an academy award for her portrayal of the most famous psych nurse ever portrayed in the movies

These are the 2 most important forms of communication:

When a nurse questions “am I doing more good or harm by my behavior” they are using which model of ethical thinking?

This term describes the impact of indirect exposure to difficult, disturbing and/or traumatic images and stories of the suffering of others

The application of force to the person or another person without lawful justification or permission is called what?

These are the 5 levels of skill competence as defined by Dr. Patricia Benner (Hint: RVCC utilizes in our curriculum)

This is the most important skill for effective, therapeutic communication

Nurses are required to report confirmed or suspected abuse according to what law?

Violence, victimization, sudden loss, and natural or man-made disasters are potential causes of what kind of trauma?