Family-Centered Care and Pediatric Ethics Practice Questions
11 free Family-Centered Care and Pediatric Ethics practice questions for the NCLEX Exam, each with the correct answer and a detailed explanation. Open any question below, or take the full set as an interactive quiz.
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All Family-Centered Care and Pediatric Ethics questions
- Q1. Which ethical principle is most relevant when parents and healthcare providers disagree about a child’s treatment plan?
- Q2. When parents decline a blood transfusion for their child for religious reasons, the nurse should:
- Q3. A nurse reassures a child that they will not be left alone during surgery. This supports which ethical principle?
- Q4. When implementing family-centered care, which of the following should be avoided?
- Q5. A nurse must perform a painful procedure on a child. What is the most ethical approach?
- Q6. A nurse discusses the child’s progress with a family in the hallway. This violates which ethical principle?
- Q7. A parent expresses guilt about a child’s chronic illness. The best nursing response is:
- Q8. Which scenario best reflects shared decision-making in pediatric ethics?
- Q9. In pediatric ethics, the principle of assent refers to:
- Q10. The nurse ensures that both parents in a same-sex partnership are included in their child’s care. This supports which ethical principle?
- Q11. A nurse observes that a parent refuses to allow the child to express pain. The most ethical action is to: