The family of a client overhears the physician discussing the poor prognosis of their family member to the nurse. The family asks the nurse to keep this information from the client as it may cause more harm than good. Which two ethical principles in this ethical dilemma are conflicting?Cassidy RhodyID: 112703Question 9Select one:1.Veracity and fidelity2.Veracity and beneficence3.Veracity and nonmaleficence4.Veracity and autonomy

The nurse is witnessing a client provide informed consent. The client is demonstrating which ethical principle?A. AutonomyB. JusticeC. PaternalismD. Veracity

. When patients cannot make decisions for themselves, which ethical principles will the nurse use her basis on?*1 pointA. justice and beneficenceB. beneficence and nonmaleficenceC. fidelity and nonmaleficenceD. fidelity and justice

The nurse refers a newly admitted client to the physician upon the request of the relative to know more about this condition. The physician is obligated to tell the truth to their patient unless they have substantial reason to believe that disclosing the truth cause undue harm, this circumstance is known as:*1 pointA. Privileged communicationB. Therapeutic privilegeC. Moral responsibilityD. Ethical responsibility

- Choose TWO nurses and relate an ethical theory to each nurse’s opinion.- Provide a description of each ethical theory including the history, background,concepts of the ethical theories and limitations.- Demonstrate how each ethical theory fits with each nurse’s opinion and how thetheories complement or conflict with each other.

Which of the following practices is accepted according to ethical standard of the legal profession:Select one:a.Disclosing details about client’s details among personal groupsb.Representing the client without discriminationc.Solicitation of clientsd.Fighting a case which might involve a conflict of interest