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q-01. Performing improvisations to face the lack of material in the care of patients. |
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q-02. Following the family’s wishes in order to maintain the patient’s life, although it is not the best for him/her. |
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q-03. Avoiding taking measures to find leftover medicines in the patient’s box. |
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q-04. Providing assistance to a physician who is performing a procedure on the patient, without informed consent, even from the family. |
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q-05. Initiating intensive procedures to save a life, when you believe that they only delay death. |
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q-06. Not having the materials necessary to provide patient care. |
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q-07. Ignoring situations where the patient was not given the appropriate information to ensure their informed consent. |
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q-08. Not having the equipment necessary to meet the urgent needs of a patient. |
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q-09. Avoiding taking measures to discover that a member of the nursing team applies the wrong medication and fails to report it. |
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q-10. Allowing medical students to perform painful procedures on patients just to hone their skills. |
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q-11. Providing assistance to physicians who are performing procedures on patients after cardio-respiratory recovery was not satisfactory. |
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q-12. Performing medical prescriptions to conduct unnecessary tests and treatments in terminally ill patients. |
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q-13. Working with the nursing staff at a level considered to be “unsafe”. |
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q-14. Needing to prioritize patients to be cared for due to the lack of human resources. |
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q-15. Needing to delegate nursing care to family members of patients due to insufficient human resources. |
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q-16. Observing, without taking action, when the nursing staff does not respect patient privacy. |
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q-17. Obeying physician’s orders not to tell the patient the truth, even when the patient asks you for the truth. |
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q-18. Providing assistance to a physician who, in your opinion, is acting incompetently as regards the patient. |
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q-19. Demanding better working conditions for the care of patients. |
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q-20. Performing with professionals who do not respect patients’ demonstrations on the nursing care. |
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q-21. Complying with the request of the physician not to discuss with patients regarding their resuscitation, in case of cardiac arrest. |
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q-22. Complying with the request of the physician not to discuss resuscitation with the family of the patient, in case of cardiac arrest, when the patient is devoid of discernment. |
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q-23. Complying with the request of the physician not to talk about death with a dying patient who asks about dying. |
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q-24. Working with nurses who do not possess the necessary competence that the patient’s condition requires. |
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q-25. Working with nursing technicians/assistants who do not possess the necessary competence that the patient’s condition requires. |
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q-26. Working with medical or nursing students who do not possess the necessary competence that the patient’s condition requires. |
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q-27. Working with physicians who do not possess the necessary competence that the patient’s condition requires. |
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q-28. Working with support services which do not possess the necessary competence that the patient’s condition requires. |
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q-29. Working with nurses who do not have the competency to perform. |
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q-30. Working with technicians/assistants who do not have the competency to perform. |
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q-31. Working with physicians who do not have the competency to perform. |
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q-32. Working with support services which do not have the competency to perform. |
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q-33. Working with medical or nursing students who do not have the competency to perform. |
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q-34. Avoiding taking action in situations of patient death associated with malpractice. |
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q-35. Being required to care for patients, and not feeling prepared to take care of them. |
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q-36. Performing with professionals who do not explain to the patient their health status and disease. |
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q-37. Initiating intensive procedures to save a life when the terminal patient has expressed the wish to die. |
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q-38. Avoiding taking measures when the abandonment of the dying patient can be seen by the healthcare team. |
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q-39. Avoiding taking measures when the abandonment of the dying patient can be seen by the family. |
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