RNC-NIC Family Integration & Ethical Care

Question 1

What is the role of family-centered care in NICU settings?

Accepted Answer

Supports parental involvement

Answer

Limits visitation

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Reduces nurse duties

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Avoids family decisions

Question 2

Which strategy enhances communication with families in the NICU?

Accepted Answer

Provide regular updates

Answer

Use only technical terms

Answer

Limit family interaction

Answer

Wait for family to ask

Question 3

What ethical principle emphasizes doing no harm?

Accepted Answer

Nonmaleficence

Answer

Justice

Answer

Fidelity

Answer

Veracity

Question 4

When should parental consent be obtained?

Accepted Answer

Before non-emergency procedures

Answer

Only after discharge

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Only in emergencies

Answer

Never required

Question 5

What does culturally competent care involve?

Accepted Answer

Respecting cultural values

Answer

Treating all families the same

Answer

Using only English

Answer

Avoiding cultural discussions

Question 6

Which approach supports ethical decision-making?

Accepted Answer

Team-based discussions

Answer

Solo decisions

Answer

Avoiding tough choices

Answer

Deferring to family only

Question 7

Why is emotional support for parents essential in NICU?

Accepted Answer

To support bonding and reduce stress

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To reduce staff work

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To meet discharge requirements

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To avoid complaints

Question 8

What ethical principle supports shared decision-making?

Accepted Answer

Beneficence

Answer

Paternalism

Answer

Autonomy

Answer

Confidentiality

Question 9

How can nurses advocate for neonatal patients?

Accepted Answer

Acting in best interest of infant and family

Answer

Making all decisions independently

Answer

Ignoring family wishes

Answer

Avoiding documentation