A Nurse Is Attempting to Assist Her Client to Ambulate

question 23

Multiple Choice

A nurse is attempting to assist her client to ambulate to the dining room. The care plan states that the client should use a cane. The client tells the nurse that she does not want to use the cane and that she can manage without one. The client is capable of making her own decisions. The nurse knows that this is an ethical dilemma. What is the ethical dilemma the nurse faces?

• A) client autonomy versus beneficence and non-maleficence
• B) client autonomy versus justice and non-maleficence
• C) client autonomy versus justice, beneficence, and non-maleficence
• D) client autonomy versus beneficence and justice

Identify the importance of productivity and labor costs in international competition.

Understand the economics behind trade policies and their impacts on global trade relations.

Recognize the significance of absolute advantage in trade.

Understand the trend of trade sector size in relation to the overall economy.

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Definitions:

Mental Set

A framework of thinking, including habits, attitudes, and experiences, that shapes how an individual perceives and responds to situations.

Functional Fixedness

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Nine Dot Problem

A puzzle that challenges individuals to connect nine dots arranged in a square grid using four straight lines or fewer, without lifting the pen from the paper.

Searching for Analogies

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