Category: 6. Assistant Staff Nurse

A competent patient refuses chemotherapy; family demands treatment and threatens complaint. Most ethical nursing priority is A Follow family demand

A competent patient refuses life-saving amputation; surgeon insists “no time,” family agrees with surgeon. Best ethical nursing priority is A

A nurse notices a junior colleague repeatedly skipping patient ID check before medicines. Best professional response is A Ignore to

A psychiatric patient is calm but refuses antipsychotic medicine and can explain risks clearly. Best ethical nursing action is A

A nurse overhears two staff discussing a patient’s HIV status in cafeteria. Best immediate professional action is A Stop and

A nurse arrives early to prepare the unit and check patient needs before shift. This best shows A Bed allocation

A nurse checks the “right route” before giving an IV drug. This mainly prevents A Privacy breach B Consent delay

In psychiatric care, a patient refuses medicine but understands risks clearly. Nurse should A Force medication now B Hide side

A nurse uses only first name while introducing to a patient. This mainly supports A Justice in care B Professional

A nurse arrives late repeatedly. Which professional concept is mainly affected A Clinical competence B Professional boundaries C Accountability and