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Which of the following is NOT afactor to consider in the fair treatment of participants?

Which of the following is NOT afactor to consider in the fair treatment of participants?

[html]Which of the following is NOT a  factor to consider in the fair treatment of participants?

▸ selecting participants based on research needs

▸ equitably distributing the risk and benefits of the research among study participants

▸ treating pe

JZ240   43   1 Reply

aliwchamoun

Which of the following is an example of fraudulent research?

Which of the following is an example of fraudulent research?

Which of the following is an example of fraudulent research?

▸ reporting studies that were never conducted

▸ reporting outcomes of studies

▸ reporting of a research hypothesis

▸ reporting of exclusion and inclusion criteria

Science220   34   1 Reply

karisanti

Which of the following examples would be considered a vulnerable population needing special ...

Which of the following examples would be considered a vulnerable population needing special ...

[html]Which of the following examples would be considered a vulnerable population needing special consideration in research protocols?

▸ 17-year-old male high school students

▸ 21-year-old female university students

▸ 65-year-old males with heart

jared8mp   35   1 Reply

Loveameriah

Which of the following does a nurse researcher include in the research protocol to protect human rights?

Which of the following does a nurse researcher include in the research protocol to protect human rights?

[html]Which of the following does a nurse researcher include in the research protocol to protect human rights?

▸ the right to have no risk involved

▸ the right to be assigned to any group

▸ the right to autonomy

▸ the right to free medical care[/

aryaelfkind   31   1 Reply

schmience

Which of the following characteristics of ethical research goes beyond the protection of human rights?

Which of the following characteristics of ethical research goes beyond the protection of human rights?

Which of the following characteristics of ethical research goes beyond the protection of human rights?

▸ scientific objectivity

▸ scientific competitiveness

▸ indifference

▸ personal gain

NinjaRick   76   1 Reply

ssong07

Which of the following characteristics may a nurse experience when participating in conducting research?

Which of the following characteristics may a nurse experience when participating in conducting research?

Which of the following characteristics may a nurse experience when participating in conducting research?

▸ academic dishonesty

▸ personal bias

▸ misrepresentation

▸ role conflict

yojoe102   39   1 Reply

andre9119

Which document was developed to set forth principles for the ethical conduct of research in response ...

Which document was developed to set forth principles for the ethical conduct of research in response ...

[html]Which document was developed to set forth principles for the ethical conduct of research in response to human rights violations during the Second World War?

▸ World Humanities Research

▸ CNA Code of Ethics

▸ Nuremberg Code

▸ Declaration of

tennisalex   36   1 Reply

aliwchamoun

Which document provides guidelines on research involving Indigenouspersons, and the use of ...

Which document provides guidelines on research involving Indigenouspersons, and the use of ...

Which document provides guidelines on research involving Indigenous  persons, and the use of vulnerable populations in general?

▸ Tri Council Policy Statement

▸ CNA Code of Ethics

▸ Nuremberg Code

▸ Declaration of Helsinki

ken80   39   1 Reply

Aquarius1

Which document includes statements that object to the phenomenon of researchers who "parachute" ...

Which document includes statements that object to the phenomenon of researchers who "parachute" ...

[html]Which document includes statements that object to the phenomenon of researchers who "parachute" into developing countries to conduct research, then abandon the research participants after the research is completed?

▸ World Humanities Research

opfaluyi   31   1 Reply

Dratini

What is the term for recruiting participants for a study by offering them a sizeable amount of ...

What is the term for recruiting participants for a study by offering them a sizeable amount of ...

What is the term for recruiting participants for a study by offering them a sizeable amount of money, travel expense allowances, and reimbursement of medical fees?

▸ full disclosure

▸ coercion

▸ right to fair treatment

▸ compensation

gringoboy6   38   1 Reply

maneee1

What are two core values basic to academic honesty and to ethical treatment of research data?

What are two core values basic to academic honesty and to ethical treatment of research data?

What are two core values basic to academic honesty and to ethical treatment of research data?

▸ plagiarism and cheating

▸ cheating and fidelity

▸ beneficence and integrity

▸ veracity and fidelity

Baradar   38   1 Reply

daddyb1

A nurse researcher decides to discontinue a research project because the findings indicate that the ...

A nurse researcher decides to discontinue a research project because the findings indicate that the ...

[html]A nurse researcher decides to discontinue a research project because the findings indicate that the risks of the study outweigh the benefits. Which principle is the nurse researcher applying?

▸ beneficence

▸ justice

▸ trustworthiness

▸ conf

Anthonyling   33   1 Reply

edwardsshe

Which source document acknowledges the importance of living wills by clearly identifying, promoting, ...

Which source document acknowledges the importance of living wills by clearly identifying, promoting, ...

[html]Which source document acknowledges the importance of living wills by clearly identifying, promoting, and respecting informed decision making?

▸ Substitute Decision Maker Proxy

▸ Code of Ethics

▸ Lifestyle Choices Policy

▸

punkybrewster   27   1 Reply

mamaput

Which of the following elements must be present when evaluating a patient's decision-making capacity?

Which of the following elements must be present when evaluating a patient's decision-making capacity?

[html]Which of the following elements must be present when evaluating a patient's decision-making capacity?

▸ the ability to determine a positive outcome

▸ the ability to communicate understanding

▸ the ability to behave in an ethical manner

▸ th

bioFREAK11   36   1 Reply

meowkitty813

Which of the following elements must be included in an informed consent?

Which of the following elements must be included in an informed consent?

[html]Which of the following elements must be included in an informed consent?

▸ description of common practices of the healthcare institute

▸ needs and expectations of the patient

▸ description of the health concern

▸ verification of understandi

bundlecrap   36   1 Reply

anitasag

Which of the following actions are part of the nurse's role and responsibilities in informed consent?

Which of the following actions are part of the nurse's role and responsibilities in informed consent?

[html]Which of the following actions are part of the nurse's role and responsibilities in informed consent?

▸ verifying that the patient is aware of options and the implications of each option

▸ providing recommendations about care to the patient

dcooper78   36   1 Reply

karisanti

When a nurse discusses the results of a patient's diagnostic test with family members who were not ...

When a nurse discusses the results of a patient's diagnostic test with family members who were not ...

[html]When a nurse discusses the results of a patient's diagnostic test with family members who were not authorized to have medical information disclosed to them, what principle is the nurse breaching?

▸ autonomy

▸ non-maleficence

▸ competence

▸

kitkat867   40   1 Reply

amie

What should be considered whendeterminingwhether the information provided for consent was adequate?

What should be considered whendeterminingwhether the information provided for consent was adequate?

[html]What should be considered when  determining  whether the information provided for consent was adequate?

▸ a subjective standard of what a person may want or need to know

▸ what the ethics board for that institution has put into policy

▸ a ph

youngbloodz   40   1 Reply

marlboroman

What is the purpose of a patient completing a living will?

What is the purpose of a patient completing a living will?

[html]What is the purpose of a patient completing a living will?

▸ prolonging life or improving quality of life

▸ identifying a proxy or substitute decision-maker

▸ a medical determination relating only to the issue at hand

▸ evaluating health ca

bananas87   39   1 Reply

greiner76

What is the legal protection of a patient's right to personal autonomy called?

What is the legal protection of a patient's right to personal autonomy called?

What is the legal protection of a patient's right to personal autonomy called?

▸ paternalism

▸ advanced directives

▸ informed consent

▸ competence

nitnit   40   1 Reply

cherylel

What is the definition of competence?

What is the definition of competence?

[html]What is the definition of competence?

▸ a legal action physicians can impose on patients who are elderly and confused

▸ the ability of a patient to understand medical options and treatment

▸ a legal ruling regarding a person's ability to mak

mrtrombley92   38   1 Reply

bknyc123

What does a nurse's advocacy role regarding a patient's advance directives (AD) include?

What does a nurse's advocacy role regarding a patient's advance directives (AD) include?

[html]What does a nurse's advocacy role regarding a patient's advance directives (AD) include?

▸ making sure that the patient is not resuscitated in a cardiac arrest situation

▸ telling patients about changes in their condition so they can modify t

ogf78   38   1 Reply

MariannaG

As the nurse is completing the pre-operative checklist, Mrs. Jones asks whether she will be awake ...

As the nurse is completing the pre-operative checklist, Mrs. Jones asks whether she will be awake ...

[html]As the nurse is completing the pre-operative checklist, Mrs. Jones asks whether she will be awake during her surgery. What is the next step for this nurse?

▸ Answer Mrs. Jones's question to reassure her prior to her surgery.

▸ Put a note on t

scigeekalic   42   1 Reply

Ranim_Saleem

A patient is refusing to participate in his plan of care. The nurse is aware that the patient's ...

A patient is refusing to participate in his plan of care. The nurse is aware that the patient's ...

[html]A patient is refusing to participate in his plan of care. The nurse is aware that the patient's refusal will negatively affect his health outcome. According to the Canadian Nurses Association Code of Ethics, what must the nurse take into consid

shayanbk   30   1 Reply

Kmc14

A patient asks the surgeon what will be gained by having the procedure and the surgeon does not ...

A patient asks the surgeon what will be gained by having the procedure and the surgeon does not ...

A patient asks the surgeon what will be gained by having the procedure and the surgeon does not respond. Which patient right is being violated?

▸ autonomy

▸ justice

▸ advance directives

▸ informed consent

Befuddled   40   1 Reply

ochie92

A nurse is injured with a percutaneous exposure of blood while on duty. The nurse wishes to have the ...

A nurse is injured with a percutaneous exposure of blood while on duty. The nurse wishes to have the ...

[html]A nurse is injured with a percutaneous exposure of blood while on duty. The nurse wishes to have the patient tested for HIV; however, the patient refuses. Which of the following statements best summarizes testing issues related to HIV?

▸ The n

chief333   38   1 Reply

illusionld

A nurse is caring for a patient with cancer who describes using meditation, guided imagery, and mega ...

A nurse is caring for a patient with cancer who describes using meditation, guided imagery, and mega ...

[html]A nurse is caring for a patient with cancer who describes using meditation, guided imagery, and mega intravenous doses of vitamin C as part of her treatment. Which of the following nursing actions would take into consideration the patient's abi

thallium81   79   1 Reply

nikki24303

A nurse encourages a patient to take narcotics for severe cancer pain. The patient is concerned ...

A nurse encourages a patient to take narcotics for severe cancer pain. The patient is concerned ...

[html]A nurse encourages a patient to take narcotics for severe cancer pain. The patient is concerned about the possible side effects. The nurse gives the patient the narcotic and tells the patient; "It's for your own good and it's important to get y

saratoga 22   41   1 Reply

cglotfelty

Why should family and friends be encouraged to touch and talk to the actively dying patient?

Why should family and friends be encouraged to touch and talk to the actively dying patient?

[html]Why should family and friends be encouraged to touch and talk to the actively dying patient?


▸ Increased stimulation to the patient reduces the need for pain me

RHCP12   34   1 Reply

elacevedo

Which of the following is synonymous with palliative care?

Which of the following is synonymous with palliative care?

[html]Which of the following is synonymous with palliative care?

▸ support of patients who face illness that is not responsive to curative treatment

▸ aggressive treatment of chronic health problems to support symptom relief

▸ short-term treatment

susu   32   1 Reply

JulzMarie

Which of the following can be both a benefit and a challenge resulting from technological advances ...

Which of the following can be both a benefit and a challenge resulting from technological advances ...

Which of the following can be both a benefit and a challenge resulting from technological advances in health care?

▸ supporting healthy living

▸ availability and cost

▸ prolonging life

▸ alleviating suffering

sharonfaith30   43   1 Reply

schoolkidchuck

What is the term for instructions designating someone to act as a surrogate in a very specific ...

What is the term for instructions designating someone to act as a surrogate in a very specific ...

What is the term for instructions designating someone to act as a surrogate in a very specific context if one loses decision-making capacity?

▸ guardian ad litem

▸ advance directives

▸ self-determination

▸ do not resuscitate

shahabkhon   35   1 Reply

wonton1

What is the term for a situation where a competent patient is refusing food or fluid when there is a ...

What is the term for a situation where a competent patient is refusing food or fluid when there is a ...

[html]What is the term for a situation where a competent patient is refusing food or fluid when there is a prediction of death, yet the family requests tube feeding?

▸ medical futility

▸ advance directives

▸ technological dilemma

▸ palliative car

kitkat867   43   1 Reply

p071304

What is the legal indication associated with a do not resuscitate (DNR) order?

What is the legal indication associated with a do not resuscitate (DNR) order?

[html]What is the legal indication associated with a do not resuscitate (DNR) order?

▸ Medical therapies and interventions are to be avoided.

▸ Life-sustaining interventions are to be discontinued.

▸ Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is to be av

nikki1992   37   1 Reply

fnc28304

What is nursing's role in death and dying?

What is nursing's role in death and dying?

[html]What is nursing's role in death and dying?


▸ facilitating the use of extraordinary measures to avoid death

▸ supporting the physician's role in curing

▸ worki

waterman7833   32   1 Reply

jay2013

What ethical dilemma may arise from the use of life-sustaining technologies associated with health ...

What ethical dilemma may arise from the use of life-sustaining technologies associated with health ...

[html]What ethical dilemma may arise from the use of life-sustaining technologies associated with health care providers ?

▸ having each person define a quality of life

▸ when families typically opt for fewer interventions

▸ that technology permits

jadelga3   32   1 Reply

Chicagokid

What does the nurse need to understand about assessing a patient's quality of life (QOL)?

What does the nurse need to understand about assessing a patient's quality of life (QOL)?

[html]What does the nurse need to understand about assessing a patient's quality of life (QOL)?

▸ It is an objective measure of comfort and factors that make life worth living.

▸ It is considered good only if the patient feels fulfilled and can be

eennuson   45   1 Reply

duhello

To appropriately utilize health care technology, what must health care providers, patients, and ...

To appropriately utilize health care technology, what must health care providers, patients, and ...

[html]To appropriately utilize health care technology, what must health care providers, patients, and families understand?

▸ its purpose, benefits, and limitations

▸ its cost, availability, and usefulness

▸ its outcomes, benefits, and costs

▸ its

Nursesn   38   1 Reply

raihala49

Since a prime nursing focus is to relieve suffering, what must nurses understand about health care ...

Since a prime nursing focus is to relieve suffering, what must nurses understand about health care ...

[html]Since a prime nursing focus is to relieve suffering, what must nurses understand about health care technologies?

▸ They are good because they always support a patient's health and well-being.

▸ They may cause conflict between doing good and a

melisooflyy   39   1 Reply

richardbugg

Regardless of technological development and scientific advances, what are the important ...

Regardless of technological development and scientific advances, what are the important ...

[html]Regardless of technological development and scientific advances, what are the important considerations for nursing to relate to?

▸ basing decisions on personal values

▸ acknowledging the importance of advanced technology

▸ being attentive to

teranine   46   1 Reply

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