Question

1. what is the primary role of ethics in nursing care?

to act as a moral compass guiding decisions
to provide a set of rules for punishment
to complicate decision - making processes
to dictate medical procedures

1. what does ethical nonstigmatizing care focus on in dementia care?

centering the person and respecting their differences
encouraging stereotypes
limiting the involvement of people living with dementia in decision - making
treating people living with dementia differently from those without it

1. what does autonomy represent in a healthcare setting?

the familys right to make decisions for the person
the hospitals authority over a persons decisions
the ability to perform medical procedures independently
the right to make decisions about ones care

1. why might wandering be considered beneficial for people who live with dementia?

it eliminates the need for physical exercise
wandering poses no safety risks and is encouraged without restrictions

Explanation:

1. Ethics in nursing provides moral guidance for decision - making. It helps nurses navigate complex situations in a morally sound way.
2. Ethical non - stigmatizing care in dementia care focuses on respecting the individual and their differences, treating them with dignity.
3. Autonomy in healthcare refers to a patient's right to make decisions about their own care, respecting their self - determination.
4. Wandering can be beneficial for dementia patients as it can be a form of physical activity and exploration within a safe environment.

Answer:

1. To act as a moral compass guiding decisions
2. Centering the person and respecting their differences
3. The right to make decisions about one’s care
4. (No correct option provided in the given incomplete 4th question choices. But in general, it can be a form of physical activity and exploration within a safe context)