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Nursing Ethics & Practice Quiz - Harder quizVersión en línea Ethics and clinical questions por BloomR 1 1) Which MOST contributes to moral distress in nurses? a B) Knowing the correct action but being prevented from doing it b A) Lack of clinical knowledge c C) Miscommunication with colleagues 2 2) A patient insists on a treatment that is not medically indicated. What should the nurse do FIRST? a B) Provide education about risks and benefits b A) Refuse and leave the room c C) Call security 3 3) With an aging population, which healthcare setting will experience the greatest strain? a A) Pediatrics b B) Cosmetic surgery c C) Long-term care facilities 4 4) A nurse suspects bias in their own assumptions about a patient’s culture. What action reflects cultural humility? a B) Ask the patient to prove their beliefs b C) Reflect on personal biases and seek to understand the patient c A) Avoid discussion of culture 5 5) Which statement BEST demonstrates therapeutic communication? a B) “Why haven’t you taken your meds?” b C) “It must be really difficult — I’m here to listen if you want to talk.” c A) “I know exactly how you feel.” 6 6) A nurse accidentally gives the wrong medication but immediately reports the error. This reflects: a B) Confidentiality b C) Accountability c A) Autonomy 7 7) Use of AI to detect early sepsis risk BEFORE symptoms appear is an example of: a A) Data mining b C) Telecommunication c B) Predictive analytics 8 8) Which group is MOST vulnerable to the effects of healthcare workforce shortages? a C) Patients with complex chronic conditions b A) Healthy young adults c B) Minor surgical outpatients 9 9) A nurse tells a patient: “I’m going to explain your options, and you can decide what works best for you.” This demonstrates: a B) Autonomy b A) Beneficence c C) Justice d D) Veracity 10 10) Which situation BEST demonstrates cultural safety? a B) Nurse assumes patient dietary preferences b C) Patient reports feeling respected and understood c A) Nurse avoids talking about culture 11 11) Which term describes high potassium levels in the blood? a A) Hyperkalemia b D) Hypoglycemia c B) Hypokalemia 12 12) When using medical terminology, the term "-algia" refers to: a D) swelling b C) pain c A) inflammation d B) infection 13 13) Which patient scenario MOST indicates inequity rather than equality? a D) Standard menu for all hospitalized patients b B) Interpreter services provided only to English speakers c A) Everyone receives the same medical brochure d C) Wheelchair ramp added for mobility-impaired patients 14 14) A patient with low socioeconomic status cannot afford medication. The nurse advocates for coverage. This reflects: a B) Veracity b C) Justice & social advocacy c A) Autonomy 15 15) During an SP interview, a nurse interrupts frequently to "get to the point." This MOST likely: a B) promotes efficiency b A) increases rapport c C) reduces patient disclosure d D) improves emotional connection 16 16) A patient states: “I feel hopeless.” BEST response: a A) “Don’t say that.” b C) “It sounds like you’re feeling really overwhelmed — do you want to talk more about that?” c D) “That’s not true.” d B) “You should be grateful for what you have.” 17 17) Nurse gives chemotherapy without informing patient of side effects. This violates: a B) Justice b D) Veracity c A) Autonomy d C) Confidentiality 18 18) A patient from a different cultural background declines a handshake. Appropriate response: a B) Avoid the patient afterward b C) Respect it and continue communication respectfully c A) Force the handshake 19 19) Which trend will MOST require nurses to develop strong digital competencies? a C) Rising drug costs b D) Cultural diversity c A) Aging population d B) AI-integrated workflows 20 20) A patient with AFib is detected early by AI and receives treatment before stroke develops. This demonstrates: a C) Patient self-monitoring b A) Automated diagnosis c D) Rapid triage d B) Primary prevention 21 21) A nurse is overwhelmed with staffing shortages and rushes care. Ethical consequence: a A) Beneficence b B) Nonmaleficence c C) Autonomy d D) Justice 22 22) When communicating with a patient with dementia, the MOST therapeutic approach is: a A) Speak louder b B) Repeat the question using the same wording c D) Avoid eye contact d C) Use simple sentences, gentle tone, and allow time 23 23) A nurse addresses a patient as “the COPD patient.” Ethical issue: a C) Confidentiality breach b D) Cultural insensitivity c B) Identity reduction d A) Beneficence violation 24 24) A patient refuses blood work. Nurse respects decision but ensures patient understands consequences. This reflects: a D) Cultural safety b A) Veracity c C) Informed consent d B) Accountability 25 25) Nurse sees colleague making racist jokes about a patient. Required ethical responsibility: a C) Laugh quietly b A) Ignore to avoid conflict c B) Report behavior & advocate for patient respect d D) Warn only the patient 26 26) Nurse accidentally shares patient information in elevator. This violates: a A) Justice b B) Confidentiality c C) Autonomy d D) Fidelity 27 27) A high-risk medication must be given BID. This means: a A) Once a day b D) With food c C) Three times a day d B) Twice a day 28 28) A patient from another culture wants a family elder included in medical decisions. Nurse response: a B) “We can involve your family if that supports your decision-making.” b D) “I have no time for that.” c C) “That’s not allowed.” d A) “The patient must decide alone.” 29 29) Which factor MOST increases healthcare costs in elderly populations? a A) High fertility rates b C) Chronic disease management c D) Athletic injuries d B) Cosmetic procedures 30 30) A nurse says: “Can you help me understand what this experience is like for you?” This represents: a C) Challenging b A) Closed questioning c B) Active listening d D) Judgment 31 31) In healthcare ethics, justice requires: a B) Treatment based on fairness and needs b A) Equal treatment regardless of need c C) Prioritizing those who complain most d D) Treating only insured patients 32 32) Increasing use of telepsychiatry MOST benefits which population? a A) wealthy urban residents b B) rural residents with few specialists c D) hospital CEOs d C) infants 33 33) A patient has tachypnea. Which action is MOST relevant? a C) Measure blood glucose b D) Check pupil response c B) Count respirations d A) Measure pulse 34 34) A nurse asks: “What have you already tried to help your symptoms?” This assesses: a B) Healthcare literacy b C) Self-management strategies c D) Assumption checking d A) Cultural identity 35 35) A patient is tearful and avoids eye contact. Nurse says nothing at first and simply remains present. This uses: a A) Silence as therapeutic tool b C) Minimizing c B) Rejection d D) Confrontation 36 36) A medication for diabetes is extremely expensive. Which change could reduce system strain? a A) Shorter hospital stays b B) Increased nursing education c D) More hospital beds d C) Generic medication development 37 37) Nurse explains a treatment using plain language instead of medical jargon. This supports: a A) cultural competence b C) autonomy c B) health literacy d D) emotional resilience 38 38) Patient says, “I’m afraid this illness means I’ll lose independence.” Best response: a B) “Lots of people lose independence.” b C) “Tell me more about what independence means to you.” c A) “That won’t happen.” d D) “You’re being negative.” 39 39) A patient is having difficulty explaining symptoms in English. Best intervention: a C) Guess the symptoms b B) Use formal interpreter c A) Ask family to translate d D) Assume symptoms are minor 40 40) A patient expresses grief and anger after diagnosis. Which approach supports emotional processing? a B) “Let’s focus on treatment only.” b A) “You need to stay positive.” c D) “Try not to think about it.” d C) “It sounds like this is really difficult — what are you feeling right now?”

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1) Which MOST contributes to moral distress in nurses?

2) A patient insists on a treatment that is not medically indicated. What should the nurse do FIRST?

3) With an aging population, which healthcare setting will experience the greatest strain?

4) A nurse suspects bias in their own assumptions about a patient’s culture. What action reflects cultural humility?

5) Which statement BEST demonstrates therapeutic communication?

6) A nurse accidentally gives the wrong medication but immediately reports the error. This reflects:

7) Use of AI to detect early sepsis risk BEFORE symptoms appear is an example of:

8) Which group is MOST vulnerable to the effects of healthcare workforce shortages?

9) A nurse tells a patient: “I’m going to explain your options, and you can decide what works best for you.” This demonstrates:

10) Which situation BEST demonstrates cultural safety?

11) Which term describes high potassium levels in the blood?

12) When using medical terminology, the term "-algia" refers to:

13) Which patient scenario MOST indicates inequity rather than equality?

14) A patient with low socioeconomic status cannot afford medication. The nurse advocates for coverage. This reflects:

15) During an SP interview, a nurse interrupts frequently to "get to the point." This MOST likely:

16) A patient states: “I feel hopeless.” BEST response:

17) Nurse gives chemotherapy without informing patient of side effects. This violates:

18) A patient from a different cultural background declines a handshake. Appropriate response:

19) Which trend will MOST require nurses to develop strong digital competencies?

20) A patient with AFib is detected early by AI and receives treatment before stroke develops. This demonstrates:

21) A nurse is overwhelmed with staffing shortages and rushes care. Ethical consequence:

22) When communicating with a patient with dementia, the MOST therapeutic approach is:

23) A nurse addresses a patient as “the COPD patient.” Ethical issue:

24) A patient refuses blood work. Nurse respects decision but ensures patient understands consequences. This reflects:

25) Nurse sees colleague making racist jokes about a patient. Required ethical responsibility:

26) Nurse accidentally shares patient information in elevator. This violates:

27) A high-risk medication must be given BID. This means:

28) A patient from another culture wants a family elder included in medical decisions. Nurse response:

29) Which factor MOST increases healthcare costs in elderly populations?

30) A nurse says: “Can you help me understand what this experience is like for you?” This represents:

31) In healthcare ethics, justice requires:

32) Increasing use of telepsychiatry MOST benefits which population?

33) A patient has tachypnea. Which action is MOST relevant?

34) A nurse asks: “What have you already tried to help your symptoms?” This assesses:

35) A patient is tearful and avoids eye contact. Nurse says nothing at first and simply remains present. This uses:

36) A medication for diabetes is extremely expensive. Which change could reduce system strain?

37) Nurse explains a treatment using plain language instead of medical jargon. This supports:

38) Patient says, “I’m afraid this illness means I’ll lose independence.” Best response:

39) A patient is having difficulty explaining symptoms in English. Best intervention:

40) A patient expresses grief and anger after diagnosis. Which approach supports emotional processing?