Nursing Jurisprudence and Ethics for Texas Nurses Practice Exam

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If a nurse's conduct is under investigation by the BON, what type of information would be most relevant to the investigation?

The nurse's personal financial status

The most relevant information to an investigation by the Board of Nursing (BON) would be the nurse's compliance with standard nursing practices. This aspect directly pertains to the nurse’s professional conduct and ability to provide safe and effective care to patients, which is the primary concern of the BON when conducting investigations. Compliance with established nursing standards and protocols can significantly impact patient safety and the quality of care, making it essential for the board to review this information during their inquiry. While an individual’s financial status, level of education, or family history may provide some context about the nurse's personal background, they do not directly relate to the professional standards expected in nursing practice. The focus of the investigation should remain on the actions and decisions made in a clinical setting that influence patient outcomes and the overall integrity of the nursing profession.

The nurse's level of education

The nurse's compliance with standard nursing practices

The nurse's family history

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