Question

form a discussion by engaging with each othe the four bullets point in the picture. mention each bullet point specifically when talking about it.

You are the nurse caring for a woman scheduled for a hysterectomy because of uterine cancer. The community knows her surgeon as having a bad surgical record in general but especially in performing hysterectomies. The woman previously heard gossip to this effect and asks you about it before her surgery because she is apprehensive about using the surgeon. You know at least one legal suit has heen filed against him because you personally know the woman involved in a case of a botched hysterectomy Your choices are as follows: (1) you could be brutally honest and truthful with your preoperative patient, (2) you could be part truthful by giving her correct information on certain pieces of the gossip to clarify misconceptions but remaining silent on other parts of the gossip you know could be damaging, or (3) you could be totally untruthful by remaining silent or telling her you have heard nothing. SP Discuss these options and any other ideas you may have regarding this case. As a nurse who wants to be committed to an ethical nursing practice, what actions might you consider in this difficult circumstance? Be as objective as possible. P2 Now that you have determined possible actions, please justify these actions by applying either Kant's deontological theory, utilitarian theory, or a virtue ethics approach. B02 Describe the major differences and any similarities among these three frameworks (deontology. utilitarianism, and virtue ethics). Other than simply telling the truth verbally to patients and others, how else can you display your honesty and truthful sort in ethical nursing practice? Imagine how you would portray honesty in different settings and situations, such as patient care and family relationships, documentation, safe care, and relationships with coworkers and administrators, while taking into consideration the moral obligations delineated in the ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses with Interpretive Statements.

form a response from each bullet point and list it as bullet points 1, then bullet punt 2 etc

Answer 1

• Nursing ethics clearly states that the nurse has to be clear and truthful with the clients as well as has to maintain the privacy and dignity of their fellow colleagues and professionals. This situation hear presents as an ethical Dilemma for any nursing official and the presented options seems to be the few present for choice. Each of these options has certain guidelines and standard violation and therefore it is present as a great dilemma. If I be completely truthful regarding the whole scenario it would be ethically approved to provide demanded information by the user but on the part of professional i am violating and hampering the dignity of fellow. Similarly, if i give part information that would not be justifiable on patient's part and will put her more into confused state. Being completely untruthful is not the ethical protocol at all. Trying to be a competent ethical practitioner here I will manage to seek help from my supervisor and authority to be able to promote patient proper care and services as well as foster the privacy and dignity of the fellow professional under the code of ethics.

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