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WorksheetsEthics
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Ethics is a principle that
describes what is expected
in terms right and correct
and wrong or incorrect
in terms of behavior.
TRUE
FALSE
BENEFICENCE is
“doing good and the right thing”
for the patient.
TRUE
FALSE
Patient’s Bill of Rights is a
guide for “carrying out nursing
responsibilities in a manner
consistent with quality in nursing care and the ethical obligations of the
profession.
TRUE
FALSE
ACCOUNTABILITY is accepting
responsibility for one’s
own actions.
TRUE
FALSE
Express consent may
take the form of either an
oral or written agreement.
TRUE
FALSE
Informed consent is an agreement by a
client to accept a course of treatment or a procedure after being provided complete information,
including the benefits and risks of treatment,
alternatives to the treatment, and prognosis if not treated by a health care provider.
TRUE
FALSE
The patient has the right to
consent to or decline to participate in
proposed research studies or human
experimentation
TRUE
FALSE
VERACITY Is being completely
” truthful” with patients.
TRUE
FALSE
Nurses have the right to
negotiate the conditions of their
employment, either as individuals or
collectively, in selected practice settings.
TRUE
FALSE
Ethical values are vital for any
healthcare provider. These are universal
rules of conduct that provide a practical
basis for identifying what kinds of action,
intentions, and motives are valued.
TRUE
FALSE
VERACITY Is being completely
” truthful” with patients.
TRUE
FALSE
