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Question Answered step-by-step Consider the ethical aspects of research by addressing the… Consider the ethical aspects of research by addressing the following questions in each of the key aspects of study design with the Research question: Does exercise help to alleviate symptoms in patients with depression when utilized as a treatment option, compared to alternative treatment options such as medication? Research samplingProvide an overview of research sampling.What population will you study?Address inclusive sampling.How could you design  an inclusive sample?How would your sample be representative of the general population? Ethical recruitmentAddress ethical recruitment issues.How could you ensure participants are recruited equitably?Address ethical considerations for consent.How will you collect consent? Data collectionAddress ethical responsibilities in data collection.What data are you collecting?What would you do if a participant wanted to leave the study? ReportingAddress ethical reporting.How could you ensure participants’ information is kept anonymous or confidential? Please include 3 peer reviewed References Health Science Science Nursing NSG 512 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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Question Answered step-by-step SUBJECT: MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY LAWS AND BIOETHICS  MUTIPLE CHOICE: SELCECT A SINGLE WRONG RESPONSE  37. Which of the following are the essential prerequisite of double effect? * A. The direct and indirect freely chosen effects are morally good. B. The beneficial effect must follow the action at least as immediately as the harmful effect C. The good effect must not be produced by the bad effect D. The foreseen beneficial effect must be greater than the foreseen harmful effect.  38. Which are PAMET core values? * A. Creativity B. Commitment C. Unity D. Excellence  39. Which of the following describes the healthcare profession? * A. It protects and respects colleagues. B. It promotes the common good. C. It is not a career but a vocation. D. It does not recognize one's limitations.  40. Which are true regarding double-effect? * A. There was no direct intention to cause harm B. The beneficial result outweighs the harm caused by the action C. Double effect is a by-product of non-maleficence D. The action itself as either morally good or morally indifferent  41. The right to refuse diagnostic procedures and treatment are provided in which condition? * A. The patient's decision will not jeopardize public health and safety. B. The patient is convinced to undergo the treatment. C. The patient is informed of the medical consequences of his refusal. D. The patient is of sound mind.  42. Which justify breach of privileged communication? * A. Benefit public health and safety B. Patients waives the confidential nature of the information C. Significant harm to the healthcare provider D. In the interest of justice  43. The following are essential regarding the details given in the informed consent. * A. It must be technically accurate and strictly medical. B. It must be delivered in writing and communicated verbally. C. The information must be clear to be understood by the patient. D. Patients are competent to make the decision by themselves.  44. The following virtues are interrelated. * A. Honesty B. Integrity C. Truthfulness D. Fidelity  45. Which of the following are principles of medical ethics? * A. Confidentiality B. Justice C. Autonomy D. Nonmaleficence  46. Which of the following applies the principle of subsidiarity? * A. The individual is empowered to resolve or make his or her own decisions. B. All individuals should be in unity with others in terms of responsibility and goal. C. It is the coordination of society's activities that supports the internal life of the locality. D. Higher authorities should not take over decisions that the individual can accomplish. Health Science Science Nursing Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
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Question Answered step-by-step 72. The nurse stresses which topic when teaching a client newly diagnosed with type II diabetes?a. Monitoring blood sugar occasionallyb. Minimizing hyperglycemic episodesc. Restricting complex carbohydrate consumptiond. Restriking fluid intake73. The client who is bed bound complains of lower abdominal and pelvic pressure.  Bowel sounds are present in all four quadrants and last bowel movement was when? What should assess next?a. Inspect the sacral area for edemab. Use the as needed (prn) order to medicate the client with an antacidc. Percuss for flatness over the thoraxd. Ask the patient when they last voided74. Which instruction should be nurse give to the client when a stool specimen is collected?a. Void first so the stool sample does not contain urine75. What practice must be followed when performing passive range of motion (PROM) on a client? Select all that apply?a. The client muscle mass will increase with PROMb. PROM improves joint mobility and increases circulationc. Friction to the skin must be minimized when performing PROMd. PROM must be performed to the point of paine. The nurse moves the client joint through its range of motion78. Why is evidence-based practice essential for client care?a. To provide care based on scientific evidenceb. To encourage nurses to obtain higher degreesc. To ensure hospitals receive reimbursement from insurance companiesd. Evidence based practice is not needed in everyday nursing79. The nurse is preparing to take vital signs in an adult client receiving continuous oxygen by mask . what is the best method used to assess the client temperature?a. Rectalb. Axillaryc. Touchd. Oral80. What instruction will the nurse provide to the nursing assistive personnel when providing foot care for a client with diabetes?a. Trim the client's toenails dailyb. palpate the brachial arteryc. report sores on the client's toesd. Do not place slipper on the client feet81. The nurse is caring for a 65 year old client. Current vital signs are blood pressure 122/70 mm Hg, pulse, 67 beat/minutes, respirations, 10 breaths/minutes, oxygen, saturation on room at which of the following may be causing a decrease in the client's respiratory rate?a. Opioid analgesicb. Amphetaminec. Nonsteroidal anti inflammatory drugs(NSAIDs)d. Aceteminophen82. Upon evaluation of the outcomes/goals set in the care plan for a client, the nurse determines that the client is unable to meet the outcome/goal. What will the nurse change in the original care plan? (Select all that apply)a. Adjust time criteria in outcomeb. Modify the outcome to be realisticc. Modify the interventionsd. Mark the outcomes as met and savee. Continue current plan of care83. A nurse is caring for a client with a new ileal conduit. Which of the following nursing diagnose would be most appropriate to include in the client's plan of care?a. Disturbed body imageb. ineffective breathing patternc. impaired verbal communicationd. Delayed growth and development84. Which piece of personal protective equipment (PPE) should be removed first?a. Gownb. Gogglesc. Glovesd. Respirator85. In which stage of wound healing does new epidermis and granulation tissue start to develop?86. What medical procedure removes necrotic tissue in a wound?a. Full-thickness skin graftingb. debridementc. Tunnelingd. Maceration87. The nurse is caring for a client on the medical surgical unit who is experiencing an exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) which intervention will be the nurse appropriate to help the client sleep.a. Elevating the head of the bed at nightb. Apply oxygen via high-flow nasal cannulac. provide a snack before bedtime.d. offer iron-rich food for meals88. A client has required frequent scheduled plus breakthrough doses of opioid analgesic in the 6 days .since admission to the hospital. The clients medication regimen which of the following interventions?a. Supplementary oxygen and chest physiotherapyb. frequent repositioning and application of skin emollientsc. stool softeners and increased fluidsd. Calorie restrictions and dietary supplement92. Which of the following is healthy mechanism of coping with the stress of an illness?a. Smokingb. Attending support groupsc. withdrawal from otherd. Drinking alcohol93. A client suddenly beings to feel light headed and dyspneic. What objective data will the nurse anticipate finding in the focused assessment?a. Eupneab. client states, I feel short of breathc. Tachypnead. pulmonary embolism94. The nurse has identified that the client has overflow incontinence. The nurse understands that which of the following is a major contributiona. Coughb. Chronic urinary retentionc. Mobility deficitd, heart disease95. What strategy is proven effective in blocking the transmission of microbes from contaminated food(reservoir) to susceptible clienta. Require farmers to supply unpasteurized milkb. Allow cooked food to sit at room temperature only 6 hoursc. Restrict fresh unwashed produce for immunocomprised patientsd. Permit clients to order burgers medium rare97. How does a wound heal if initially left open for five days to allow an infection to resolve an then closed using sutures?a. Secondary intentionb. Quaternary intentionc. Tertiary intentiond. primary intention99. The nurse provides client centered health care by implementing what interventions?a. Encouraging health promotion by providing the client with information and referralb. Making health care choices for the clientc. Choosing outcomes without input from the clientd. sharing personal health care beliefs100. What is not of the four categories of infections responsible for the major of healthcare associated infections (HAIS)?a. Bloodstream infections such as a central line associated blood stream infection (CLABSI)b. surgical site infections (SSIs)c. Urinary tract infection such as a catherter associated urinary tract infection (CALTI}d. pneumonia such as ventilator associated pneumonia (VAP)e. MethiciIIin resistantstaphylococcus aureus (MRSA) wound infections101. What information is not included in a nurse  narrative note?a. description of the client complaints and how the client is copingb. statement that specify the nursing acre received by the clientc. interpretations of the client pathologyd. description of pertinent observation of the client102. Which nursing intervention would be appropriate for preventing urinary tract infections?a. perineal cleaning after each incontinent episodeb. wipe from back to front after using the bathroomc. have the client increase fluid intake from 500ml to 1000mi dailyd. encourage the use of bubble baths103. A nursing home has an increase in vascular catherter related which measure might be instituted to reduce the incidence ?a. Re-educating care providers on best practices in aseptic techniqueb. Admitting those infected to the hospitalc. Mandating antibiotics for all nursing home residentsd. Requiring all employees to have monthly screenings from skin flora Health Science Science Nursing NUR 211 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
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