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14 Cards in this Set
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Professional Ethic
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One of several generally accepted criteria that serve to distinguish a profession from other occupations or trades.
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Ethics
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Common concern for collective self-discipline and standard of conduct.
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Professional Etiquette
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Manners and attitudes generally accepted by members of a profession.
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Process of Ethical Analysis
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Identify the problem
Developing alternative solutions Selecting the best solution Defending your selection |
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Consequentialism
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Evaluates the rightness or wrongness of ethical decisions by assessing the consequences of these decisions on the patient.
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Non - Consequentialism
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Holds that other right making characteristics of our actions beyond consequences exist that are need to determine whether a given behavior is right or wrong.
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Social Contract
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Attempts to describe the relationship that exists between two mutually dependent persons or groups of persons in a society.
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Ethics of Care
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Cautions that our actions should not be examined as isolated events instead our actions should be considered as a n integral part of the context of specific situations.
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Rights Based Ethics
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Increasingly popular approaches to ethical reasoning is based on an understading of human rights.
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Liberal Individualism
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A belief that an individual in a democratic society is shielded from undue forces and allowed to enjoy and pursue personal projects that is the individual has certain rights.
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Principle Based Ethics
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The use of moral principles as a basis for defending a chosen path of action in resolving an ethical dilemma.
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Virtue Based Ehics
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The use of virtues in establishing right reason in action, offers the oppurtunity to include the character of each participant involved in an ethical dilemma.
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2 Most frequently encountered ethical issues that affect a RT and their patient.
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Maintaing patient faithfulness
Maintaing patient confidentiality |
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Identify the Problem
Developing Alternative Solutions Selecting the Best Solution Defending your Selection |
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