Part I OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this assignment is to evaluate learners' critical thinking skills in analysing ethical issues related to nursing practice and nurse's responsibilities in ensuring patient safety. SCENARIO: Mary is a 50-years-old woman with history of schizophrenia and spent many years as an inpatient at a Psychiatric Rehabilitation Centre. Mary now develops difficulties in swallowing and has experienced speech impairment. A new junior nurse was assisting feeding to Mary with a soft diet cause Mary began to cough vigorously. Due to her condition, nasogastric tube was inserted and she can now only consume a nourishing fluids diet. During visiting hour, Mary's relative voiced their dissatisfaction to the hospital staff for not informing them about Mary's condition. REQUIREMENT: Refer to the above synopsis; 1. Explain ethical dilemmas presented in Mary's situation. 2. Discuss roles and responsibilities of nurses in providing personalized care to Mary. CS Scanned with CamScanner [Total: 30 Marks]

Part I OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this assignment is to evaluate learners' critical thinking skills in analysing ethical issues related to nursing practice and nurse's responsibilities in ensuring patient safety. SCENARIO: Mary is a 50-years-old woman with history of schizophrenia and spent many years as an inpatient at a Psychiatric Rehabilitation Centre. Mary now develops difficulties in swallowing and has experienced speech impairment. A new junior nurse was assisting feeding to Mary with a soft diet cause Mary began to cough vigorously. Due to her condition, nasogastric tube was inserted and she can now only consume a nourishing fluids diet. During visiting hour, Mary's relative voiced their dissatisfaction to the hospital staff for not informing them about Mary's condition. REQUIREMENT: Refer to the above synopsis; 1. Explain ethical dilemmas presented in Mary's situation. 2. Discuss roles and responsibilities of nurses in providing personalized care to Mary. CS Scanned with CamScanner [Total: 30 Marks]

Phlebotomy Essentials

6th Edition

ISBN:9781451194524

Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

Section: Chapter Questions

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