Nursing Program Assessment and the Accreditation Process

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Multiple Choice Questions
Question # 1
Which branch of philosophy deals with moral principles, values, and motivation that guide human behavior in decision-making?
A) Axiology
B) Epistemology
C) Ethics
D) Metaphysics
The correct response is C.
Bloom’s Cognitive Level: Knowledge
Rationale: Ethics is a process where an individual thinks and reflects to determine what is right or wrong, which helps the individual in making decisions. Axiology, Epistemology, and Metaphysics are other branches of philosophy that focus on another aspect.
Explanation: Threading Ethics into a Graduate Curriculum, page 2
Question # 2
Which teaching strategy involves developing a realistic scenario to mimic real-world clinical problems?
A) Collaborative Learning
B) Flipped Classroom
C) Problem-Based Learning
D) Simulation-Based Learning
The correct response is D.
Bloom’s Cognitive Level: Knowledge
Rationale: Simulation-based learning allows the student to engage in experiential learning. This strategy allows students to practice and improve their clinical abilities in a controlled setting. Students use props to replicate clinical circumstances and are expected to employ skills learned in class to deal with the problem.
Explanation: Threading Ethics into a Graduate Curriculum, page 4
Question # 3
Which among the following statements is NOT an ethical obligation to a physician?
A) The physician has an ethical obligation to avoid or minimize harm.
B) The physician has an ethical obligation to benefit the patient.
C) The physician has an ethical obligation to prioritize financial gain.
D) The physician has an ethical obligation to respect the values and preferences of the patient.
The correct response is C.
Bloom’s Cognitive Level: Understanding
Rationale: Ethics must be incorporated into clinical medicine since a physician needs to avoid or minimize harm, benefit the patient, and respect the values and preferences of the patient. It is unethical to prioritize financial gain over the patient's welfare.
Explanation: Threading Ethics into a Graduate Curriculum, page 2
Question # 4
In medical ethics, what is the primary objective of a Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order?
A) DNR allows the choice of the ideal hospital for emergency treatment.
B) DNR allows patients to decline certain drugs.
C) DNR indicates the patient’s desire to avoid cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
D) DNR manages the patient’s dietary constraints
The correct response is C.
Bloom’s Cognitive Level: Understanding
Rationale: A Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order primarily indicates a patient's desire to avoid cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in the case of cardiac or respiratory arrest. It is a critical component of advanc...