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21 Cards in this Set
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Fidelity
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refers to the agreement to keep promises. A commitment to fidelity supports the reluctance to abandon clients, even when disagreement occurs about decisions that a client makes.
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Justice
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refers to fairness. Health care providers agree to strive for justice in health care. The term often is used in discussions about health care resources.
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Veracity
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truthfulness is the bedrock of trust; and trust is an essential component of the professional nurse-client relationship.
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Non-maleficence
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is the avoidance of harm or hurt. In health care, ethical practice involves not only the will to do good, but also the equal commitment to do no harm.
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Beneficence
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refers to taking positive actions to help others. The practice of beneficence encourages the urge to do good for others.
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Autonomy
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refers to the commitment to include clients in decisions about all aspects of care. For example, the consent that clients read and sign before surgery illustrates this respect for autonomy.
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This model is consequence and/or situation based.
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Utilitarianism
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The following applies to which ethical model: A good act is one that brings the most good and the least harm for the greatest number of people.
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Utilitarianism
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Actions are judged by usefulness or outcomes, is based on which ethical model?
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Utilitarianism
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What ethical model is being referred to with the following statement: One acts for a reason (to get certain results)
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Teleology
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Outcomes excuse processes & The end justifies the means refer to which ethical model?
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Teleology
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What is the ethical model described by the following statement: Emphasize individual right, duties, and obligations.
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Deontological
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What is the ethical model described by the following statement: A system of ethical decision making that is based on moral rules and unchanging principles.
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Deontological
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What is the ethical model described by the following statement: The rightness or wrongness of an act depends upon the nature of the act, rather than the consequences that occur as a result of it.
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Deontological
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A set of personal beliefs derived from life experiences, interwoven with each other define this word.
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Values
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__________ is the study of conduct and character.
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Ethics
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Step 1 of the ethical decision making process
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Collect, analyze, and interpret the data
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Step 2 of the ethical decision making process
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State the dilemma
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Step 3 of the ethical decision making process
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Consider the choices of action
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Step 4 of the ethical decision making process
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Analyze the advantages and disadvantages of each course of action
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Step 5 of the ethical decision making process
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Make the decision
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