Question 1

Our values and beliefs shape our attitudes, which is shown by the way we _________, feel and _______.

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Question 2

Spiritual care is an important aspect of being:

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A)   Holistic
B)   Kind
C)   Nice
D)   Effective

Question 3

According to Baughan and Smith (2008)  caring indicators include:

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A)   Simple acts of kindness
B)   Dignity
C)   Using and developing skills of empathy by 'tuning in' to the patient
D)   All the above

Question 4

Patients who perceived their care as respectful and dignified report the:

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A)   Best health
B)   Highest level of satisfaction
C)   Most hospital admissions
D)   Least hospital admissions

Question 5

We must take care to always remember that each individual will have their ______, ________ view of spirituality.

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Question 6

What ethical principle is compassion derived from?

Accepted Answer

beneficence

Question 7

Why is it important to remember that your values may not be the same as the patient's?

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Inflicting your values upon a patient may be seen by them as judgemental and unprofessional (NMC 2008), resulting in a negative effect upon the care they receive from you.

Question 8

How can you work in a spiritual way when delivering care to patients?

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In effect it is about being ca...

Question 9

How can spirituality be viewed?

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Spirituality can be viewed as ...

Question 10

The essence of nursing is not in completing a series of tasks, but in delivering care with ______.

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care, comp...

Question 11

Attributes of dignity felt by patients are:

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A)   Self-respect and self-esteem
B)   Independence
C)   Self-confidence and self-identity
D)   All the above

Question 12

Common features of spirituality are ______.

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A)   hope, meaning and purpose
B)   forgiveness
C)   beliefs and values
D)   all of these

Question 13

Throughout your nursing career your primary role is, at all times, to ______.

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A)   protect those in your care
B)   wear your uniform correctly
C)   be on time for your shift
D)   work hard

Question 14

Beneficence is the ethical principle that requires that we:

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A)   Seek to do or produce good for others
B)   Put ourselves first
C)   Do what we can when we are being paid
D)   Look after patients

Question 15

Any care that does not uphold the nursing values we consider to be fundamental can ______.

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A)   be forgiven occasionally
B)   never be accepted
C)   be accepted if you are a nursing student
D)   be delivered when you are short of staff

Question 16

Care which does not uphold the fundamental nursing values of compassion and dignity is _____ acceptable.

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The answer of Care which does not uphold the fundamental...

Question 17

A good nurse is ______.

Accepted Answer

A)   kind
B)   caring
C)   compassionate
D)   all of these

Question 18

The Francis Report (2013) considers occasions of when patients were not treated with the _________ they deserved, along with a number of other serious failings.

Accepted Answer

compassion

Question 19

As a nursing student your role is to ensure that at any time you feel the care you have seen is not 'right', not upholding the values of compassion, caring and dignity for example, that you ________ _______

Accepted Answer

The answer of As a nursing student your role is...

Question 20

According to the NHS Constitution (Department of Health, 2013) , the NHS belongs to the people, touching our lives at times of basic human need, when ______ is what matters most.

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A)   value for money
B)   meeting targets
C)   care and compassion
D)   compiling league tables

Exam 12: Value-Based, Person or Family Centred Care

Our values and beliefs shape our attitudes, which is shown by the way we _________, feel and _______.

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Spiritual care is an important aspect of being:

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According to Baughan and Smith (2008) caring indicators include:

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Patients who perceived their care as respectful and dignified report the:

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We must take care to always remember that each individual will have their ______, ________ view of spirituality.

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What ethical principle is compassion derived from?

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Why is it important to remember that your values may not be the same as the patient's?

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How can you work in a spiritual way when delivering care to patients?

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How can spirituality be viewed?

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The essence of nursing is not in completing a series of tasks, but in delivering care with ______.

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Attributes of dignity felt by patients are:

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Common features of spirituality are ______.

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Throughout your nursing career your primary role is, at all times, to ______.

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Beneficence is the ethical principle that requires that we:

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Any care that does not uphold the nursing values we consider to be fundamental can ______.

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Care which does not uphold the fundamental nursing values of compassion and dignity is _____ acceptable.

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A good nurse is ______.

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The Francis Report (2013) considers occasions of when patients were not treated with the _________ they deserved, along with a number of other serious failings.

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As a nursing student your role is to ensure that at any time you feel the care you have seen is not 'right', not upholding the values of compassion, caring and dignity for example, that you ________ _______

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According to the NHS Constitution (Department of Health, 2013) , the NHS belongs to the people, touching our lives at times of basic human need, when ______ is what matters most.

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