NCLEX CRUSADE ACADEMY TEST - 7 ETHICS AND LAW

1. According to the guide, success requires toggling between: Ethics and Documentation. Content and Strategy. Autonomy and Beneficence. Law and Policy.

2. HIPAA & Confidentiality fall under which category?. Strategy. The Game. The Content (Rules). Elimination Techniques.

3. Identifying negative queries is part of: The Content. The Strategy. SBAR. Documentation.

4. Failing to give a proper handoff violates: Confidentiality. Right to Refuse. Right to Reasonable Continuity of Care. HIPAA.

5. A taped report is acceptable only if: The nurse leaves immediately. Charge nurse reviews it. The nurse is physically available for clarification. It is recorded digitally.

6. When a question asks for collaboration, eliminate: Collaborative actions. Physician orders. Independent actions you can do alone. Antibiotics.

7. In meningitis scenario, administering antibiotics is correct because it is: Independent. Collaborative and relevant. Irrelevant. Preventive.

8. When forming a central line protocol, choose the: Smallest group. Most specialized individual. Most complete team covering all aspects. Charge nurse only.

9. Daily multidisciplinary rounds are considered: Gossip. HIPAA violation. Clinical coordination. Slander.

10. Sharing information with unauthorized persons is: Clinical coordination. Violation. Collaboration. Mandatory reporting.

11. Reporting to CDC for public health is: Violation. STOP action. Legal and appropriate. Gossip.

12. Accessing unassigned records is: Clinical coordination. STOP (Violation). Mandatory. Conservative balance.

13. Seeing a former psych patient in public, the correct response is to: Initiate greeting. Ignore completely. Make eye contact and wait. Ask about health status.

14. The conservative rule states to: Initiate contact. Be protective but professional. Share minimal data. Avoid eye contact.

15. The correct response when asked if a psych patient is present is: Yes, he is here. Let me ask him. I cannot confirm or deny. Hold please.

16. In mental health, even confirming presence is considered: Routine. Optional. Protected Health Information. SBAR.

17. When patient reveals abuse and says 'dont tell,' the nurse should: Keep secret. Share with care team. Ignore statement. Discharge patient.

18. Confidentiality has limits when: Family requests. Safety and treatment are at stake. Patient prefers secrecy. Chart is locked.

19. A negative query requires you to look for: The best action. A violation or wrong action. The longest answer. Physician order.

20. The 'Most Complete Rule' means: Choose shortest answer. Choose answer covering all stakeholders. Choose physician answer. Choose nurse answer.

21. Opposing answers strategy suggests: Avoid both. Choose middle option. Focus on contradictory options. Eliminate both.

22. Collaboration requires: Availability. Orders. Privacy. Documentation.

23. Continuity requires: Orders. Privacy. Availability. Elimination.

24. Confidentiality requires: Boundaries. Orders. Collaboration. Elimination.