The bioethical decision-making theory of deontology:
a. is concerned only with consequences.
b. judges actions based on motive or intent.
c. emphasizes treating others as a means to an end.
d. cannot be applied to research.
B
Deontology judges actions based on motive or intent and is especially applicable to the field of research. Options a and c are not true of deontology.
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a. telephone daily and arrange for a neighbor to help with the shopping. b. assume responsibility for paying the bills and upkeep of the home. c. encourage the patient to move into a smaller home and learn to drive. d. include the patient in their yearly vacation plans
When conducting an effective educational program, a nurse would use which basic principle? Select all that apply
a. Use a clear, succinct style. b. Use an active voice. c. Refer to Internet sources. d. Use aids to highlight key points.
Interpersonal relationships are of no concern to the nursing assistant
Indicate whether the statement is true or false