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Nursing ethics cases

by Ashton Grant
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1 . Respect : A patient says they do not want to be called by a nickname . The nurse uses the patient ? s and speaks kindly .

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2 . Consent : Before checking a patient ? s incision , the nurse explains the procedure and asks , " ? "

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3 . Boundary : A patient tells the nurse they do not want visitors right now . The nurse closes the door and tells staff .

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4 . Trust : The nurse tells a patient they will to give pain medicine . The nurse comes back when promised .

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5 . Communication : A patient says they feel dizzy . The nurse listens , asks follow - up questions , and to make sure it was understood .

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6 . Pressure : A patient says they are unsure about taking a new medication , but a friend keeps pushing them to take it anyway . The nurse explains that the patient .

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7 . Equality : A patient and their partner both share opinions about discharge care . The nurse includes both voices and .

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8 . Autonomy : A patient chooses to eat soup instead of the full meal tray . The nurse respects the patient ? s choice since it is .

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9 . Safety : A patient feels scared because another patient is arguing loudly nearby . The nurse moves them to a .

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10 . Accountability : A nurse forgets to bring a blanket after saying they would . The nurse instead of making excuses .

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