The practice of allocating organs for transplantation based on a person's "worth to society" is an example of what ethical principle for decision making?
A) Autonomy
B) Beneficence
C) Utility
D) Justice
D
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The nurse who is reading a research report has concerns about the ethical aspects of the study. Which information should reassure the nurse that the study was undertaken in an ethical manner?
1. The report states that the principle investigator of the study is a nationally renowned physician. 2. The company that manufactures the medical device used in the research funded the study. 3. The study design reveals that no physical harm to participants was possible. 4. The study was reviewed and approved by an Institutional Review Board.
Ben has reported to work late four times in the last three months. His manager brings this to his attention and asks him to meet her in her office tomorrow at 10 AM to discuss the issue
At their meeting, Ben is given an opportunity to explain his tardiness. Together they come up with an ac-tion plan to reduce Ben's tardiness. This type of management of consequences is called: a. coaching. b. mentoring. c. precepting. d. counseling.
___ assess interrater reliability of data collectors
Fill in the blank with the appropriate word.
After client teaching about methylphenidate HCL, which statement by the client would indicate further teaching is necessary?
a. "I should take this medication early in the day." b. "I should ask my doctor about my anticoagulant medication." c. "This medication may cause physical dependence." d. "This medication is safe to take with my MAO inhibitor."