A form of moral theory that embraces the uniqueness of cases, the culturally significant ethical features, and ethical judgement in each particular case is called:
a. virtue ethics. c. moral particularism.
b. naturalism. d. utilitarianism.
C
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A nurse administers antidepressant medication to a client in an assisted-living facility. This is an example of which phase of the nursing process?
a. Intervention b. Assessment c. Planning d. Diagnosis
The nurse would expect to see which symptom in a patient who is an abuser of narcotics?
a. An outward show of happiness b. A complete downward spiral in behavior c. "Hyper" behavior d. Constipation
The nurse is instructing a patient on sleep hygiene for his sleep-wake disorder. Which guidelines will the nurse include for this patient? Select all that apply
1. Arise at the same day every day, all 7 days of the week. 2. Cut down on any food or beverage that contains caffeine. 3. Take periodic naps to avoid becoming stressed. 4. Eat healthy meals and do not go to bed hungry. 5. Drink one glass of wine before bed to aid relaxation.