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Fundamentals of Nursing

Reflection Questions

Fundamentals of NursingReflection Questions

Reflection Questions

1 .
What information would the nurse need to gather if they suspected a patient was the victim of IPV?
2 .
A nurse is completing an assessment on a patient who is a victim of assault. The patient does not wish to have the police called or to press charges. How should the nurse respond?
3 .
How does a nurse ensure patient privacy and confidentiality when using technology in the clinical setting?
4 .
How does a nurse ensure that they are using technology appropriately and ethically in their clinical practice?
5 .
What do you see as the nurses’ role in the development or implementation of technology in healthcare settings?
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