A professional nurse committed to the principle of autonomywould be careful to:a. Provide the information and support a patient needed tomake decisions to advance one’s own interestsb. Treat each patient fairly, trying to give everyone his or herdue c. Keep any promises made to a patient or another profes-sional caregiver d. Avoid causing harm to a patient

Accordion to the American Nurses Association (ANA), which elements of nursing can and can not be delegated?  Define Delegation in detail. A family member of an elderly Hispanic patient admitted to the hospital tells the nurse that the patient has traditional beliefs about health and illness. Being a patient advocate, describe what is the best action by the nurse and why?

What are the most valuable lessons nursing students learn from palliative care clinical experience? How will these lessons inform their future nursing practice and interactions with patients at the end of life?

Define 'professional boundaries'. How many guiding principles does the nursing and midwifery board provide to guide nurses for safe professional practice?

Imagine that you are a nurse hosting a career fair for students. A prospective nursing student says the following: “I’ve heard my teachers say that critical thinking is a skill you have to develop as a nurse. What is critical thinking?’ How would you explain to this potential student, what critical thinking is? Information should cite.

Discuss the important factors of what a nurse would need to do or consider when providing care for a service user or patient.

Using the nursing process, how would you “identify” a patient at risk for suicide or “engage” with a patient who has already been identified as being at risk for suicide?

You are working with Janice who has been practicing nursing for over 30 years. Over lunch you discuss the topic of the history of nursing, and she becomes very sad and says, “You know, the heart of nursing has been lost.” She says that caring is absent in nursing today, and she believes caring is central to the concept of nursing and a professional ideal. What can you say about “caring” throughout the history of nursing?

Which of the following refers to a real time system that allows patients to access their medical records, medication lists, and referrals, in addition to providing the ability to communicate directly with providers and schedule appointments? A Telemedicine B Electronic medical record C Telehealth D Patient portal

When interacting with a patient, the nurse answers, “I amsure everything will be fine. You have nothing to worry about.” This is an example of what type of inappropriate com-munication technique? a. Clichéb. Giving advicec. Being judgmentald. Changing the subject