A nurse is a member of the ethics committee. Which roles will the nurse fulfill in this committee? (Select all that apply.)

Educator

Policy reviewer and recommender

Case consultant

Purchasing Agent

Direct patient care provider

Answer and Explanation

Correct Answer : A,B,C,E

A. Nurses on ethics committees educate staff on ethical issues and professional conduct.
B. They review and recommend ethical guidelines and facility policies.
C. They consult on complex cases involving ethical dilemmas (e.g., end-of-life decisions).
D. Purchasing is an administrative/financial role unrelated to ethics.
E. Nurses bring their direct care perspective to ethical deliberations.

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Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A. Psychomotor learning refers to physical skills and actions.
B. Kinesthetic learning is related to physical movement, which does not apply to learning facts like this.
C. Affective learning involves changes in feelings, values, or attitudes.
D. Cognitive learning involves acquiring knowledge and facts. In this case, the patient learned a factual detail about normal heart rate.

A. The family structure is flexible. B. The family structure is resilient. C. The family structure is hardy. D. The family structure is rigid

Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A. A flexible family structure would indicate that roles and responsibilities can shift easily, but the husband's statement reflects a rigid view of family roles.
B. Resilience refers to the family's ability to adapt and overcome challenges, which does not align with the husband's statement of feeling overwhelmed.
C. A hardy family would be strong and able to withstand stress, which does not reflect the husband's frustration with the situation.
D. A rigid family structure is characterized by inflexible roles and responsibilities, as indicated by the husband's refusal to take on certain tasks.

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A nurse is a member of the ethics committee. Which roles will the nurse fulfill in this committee? (Select all that apply.)

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Correct Answer is D

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Correct Answer is D

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