Question

You overhear a nurse say to a patient, "If you wor's sHow 1. conduct? How would you handle the situation? to keep give while in the clinical setting. of legal or ethiyou won't stay in your bed, I will have to find a way 2. How would you tactfully explain the in the med his parent and also file actfully explain h of placing a 3. As a student, explain the rules that govern the care you a If you were caring for a child and discovered that the chi process of placing advance directives on 4. had some unexplained bruises, what would you do You are checking your social clinical was very stressful. Why are who ra you t ohe child semed very fearful of his parent 5. r social n respond to this Stressful. whetworking site after school. You notice a friend wrote on her page, "To re patients who had hip surgery so whiny?" What is the best way to y

Answer 1

1, code of ethics is a fundamental guidance when nurses are in stressful situation while handling the patient..nurses responsible to protect and provide high quality of care. Patient may behave how ever they want, the nurse must understand the continuum of professional behaviour..it is the legal and ethical principles for the nurses to maintain a therapeutic relationship..The nurse behaviour shows their professional sound when there is therapeutic relationship continue, the patient will obey for the nurse and nurse feels too comfortable..Boundary violation can result in disciplinary action on the nurse's licence, they may get suspension of the privilege practice..it is important that nurses should make therapeutic relationship and should maintain professional boundaries when handling the patient..

2, Advance directive will guide us to make decision when we write the file..Advance directive is a legal document that helps to plan and make decision when nurses unable to communicate..when we placing the advance directive it is must that it should be created from our state to become legal..living will and medical power of attorney tells about medical care..With a medical power of attorney we can get appoint a person to make decision for ourself when we unable to speak for ourself..

3, nurses have their rules and guidelines for providing safe, good quality care..Their is a policies to provide evidence based care which promotes better outcomes..safety culture and developing trust relationship, beliefs, attitudes and norms in relation make safe clinical practice..National council of State board of nursing,all nursing practice Acts includes the standard the ethics that helps practicing nurse to understand the issues in clinical setting..violation of nurses practice Act establishes the practice which is unsafe or incompetent manner for nurses as per rules and regulations..The code of ethics for nurses promote own understanding and ethical standards for their duties when they enter in to their nursing profession.. Social justice, moral courage, end of life issues, bioethics should be under laws and rules that fulfill the nurses ethical obligation to patients..

4, child need to be protected from their parents..As a nurse we must know about laws,regulations, policies and procedures for reporting child maltreatment..nurse can encounter child suspected to be at risk of abuse..child protection under federal statutes made child Abuse prevention and treatment Act(CAPTA) promote the safety and well-being of maltreated children.. Adoption and safe families Act(ASFA) have their goal for child safety that child have the right to live in an environment where it will be free from abuse and neglect..They concern about safety of children to make child protection efforts..