The following questions refer to your experience in this week’s exercise, Conduc

The following questions refer to your experience in this week’s exercise, Conducting Moral and Ethical Dialog in Clinical Practice. Describe your overall experience with the moral and ethical dialog exercise, and address at least three (3) of the following:
Some questions are already answered:
Did you find any of the scenarios more difficult to deal with than others?
Did you feel any internal conflict with any of the scenarios?
How did your personal and professional background impact how you decided to interact with the patient? My nursing background consists of hospice and mental health, both professional backgrounds require empathy, active listening, authenticity, and building trust with our patients.
Do you feel the responses the patient gave to the practitioner’s response were reasonable or typical? Yes, before I became a nurse I worked in an OBGYN office as a medical assistant and these are very common situations and responses that I would hear in our practice. There are some cases were a patient does become verbally combative when information and resources are provided regarding their decison.
Were you taken aback by any of the patient’s reactions? No, many of the responses were very logical.
How might this activity contribute to your role as a nurse advocate in a moral and ethical practice? This activity helps exercise therapeutic communication such as open-ended questions, sharing information, and acknowledging of the patient’s feelings and current situation.
Did you utilize an ethical decision-making model to explore a systematic way to evaluate any of these ethical dilemmas? If so, describe the effectiveness.
Below is the link with all the ethical situations needed to answer this discussion post. “This Week’s exercise”
https://webapps.srm-app.net/CanvasContent/SF/WCU_N…
More resources if needed: https://webapps.srm-app.net/CanvasContent/SF/WCU_N…