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17 Cards in this Set
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A personal standard or what is right and wrong, good and bad in a situation |
Morality |
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The reasoned analysis and disciplined inquiry of relationships underlying the moral code of a particular group |
Ethics |
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Acting in a manner that is contrary to personal and professional values |
Ethical distress |
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The freedom to make decisions about one's own body without the coercion or interference from others |
Autonomy |
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The obligation to be fair to all people |
Justice |
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"Truth-telling" |
Veracity |
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Doing good will towards another |
Beneficence |
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Protection from harm |
Nonmaleficence |
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Right to be protected against intrusive contact from others |
Privacy |
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Maintaining secrecy of patient information |
Confidentiality |
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Faithfulness or promise-keeping |
Fidelity |
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Requires a decision to be made from a disinterested, dispassionate, consistent viewpoint, with full information available and consideration of future consequences |
Ideal observer |
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Making decisions on patient's behalf based on known wishes |
Standard of best interest |
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Purposes of code of ethics |
Inspire members to be ethical Sensitize members to ethical issues Enforce rules on group members To help protect security |
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The ethical decision making process |
1. Clarify the ethical dilemma 2. Gather additional data 3. Identify options 4. Make a decision 5. Act 6. Evaluate |
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Patient says "yes" or signs their name on the line |
Expressed consent |
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Patient is unable to give consent so health care provider can decide if they would want it done |
Implied consent |
