The Code of Ethics for Professional Nurses

For Mr. Doe, a nurse may feel that he may not hurt his medicine not to advertise his medicine may hurt him, but still infringes his right to refuse autonomy and treatment To do. Credibility is the principle to tell the truth and nurses must provide objective, sincere and comprehensive information when interacting with patients (Burkhardt et al., 2014). When a nurse hides Mr. Doe's medicine in his ice cream, this violates the principle of accuracy. It would be necessary if he gets the consent of an alternative decision maker.

The ethical decision consists of occupational ethics including ANA (ANA, 2001) "Nursing ethics for explanatory sentences" and "Nursing ethics regulations" (Table 1) of the International Nurses Council (2006) (Table 1) It is indispensable. The nine provisions of the American National Nurse Association's Code of Ethics Code of Conduct (2001), including the superiority of defending a patient, proof of respect and compassion, can be seen online. The ANA Code is "Occupational Expression" (Dahnke, 2009, page 113) and includes values ​​and commitments, patient responsibilities, and obligations to society. ANA Code describes the traditional heritage of moral practice as "self-reflection, sustainability, and identity" (ANA, page 5). The ANA code indicates that the moral judgment of nurses should respond to social values ​​and community needs. ICN code provides an important global perspective for ethical nursing practice

• In the first main section, nursing professional ethics, the author introduced the history of development of nurse ICN and ANA ethics. Due to several key events, medical practice has been continuously improved. A special event is that Nightingale continues to emphasize ethics and values ​​in both verbal and written terms. By the end of the nineteenth century modern medicine was born, and in 1893 Lystra Gretter hosted a committee to develop efforts towards the nightingale. In 1900, Isabel Hampton in the United States wrote the first nursing ethics book entitled "Nursing Ethics: Hospital and Private Use". Since the first ANA code was adopted in 1950, it evolved to the latest version in 2001. In 1953, ICN announced the first code of ethics for nurses. The ICN code received several revisions, the latest revision of 2006