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What is the definition of nomalefience?
the concept to do no harm
What is the definition of beneficence?
to do good for the patient
What is the definition of utilitarianism?
consider the appropriate use of resources with concern for the greater good of the larger community
What is the definition of deontologic imperatives?
our responsiblities for offering care are established by tradition and in culture contexts.
What is important information to obtain while doing a pediatric history
the patients developmental history
Chief Complaint
Always document in patients own words, reason for seeking care.
Most often , this history is taken the first time you see the patient, makes you thouroughly familiar w/pt as possible
Complete History
This hx. touches on the major points without going into detail, useful to get a "feel" for the situation
Inventory History
This hx. is taken when the problem is acute, possibly life threatening, require immediate attention.
Problem or Focused history
This hx.is designed to chronicle events that have occured since the last meeting with the patient, should complement pt's previous record
Interim History
What does the past medical history address?
General health, major adult illness, childhood illness, surgeries, immunizations, and serious injuries
What are some questions to ask regarding the history of the present illness?
OLD CARTS: onset, location, duration, character,aggravating factors, relieving factors, temporal factors and severity of pain
What is the best way to guide your decision making/ clinical judgement?
By using research , Evidence Based Practice
What type of patients are "Functional Assessments" to be completed on?
ALL patients, functional assessment is an attempt to understand the patients ability to achieve the basic activities of daily living.