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The obligation to be fair to all people is

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Justice

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Required procedures are referred as

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Need

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To distribute equally to all is

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Equity

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The power to pay is

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Ability

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What a person might be expected to contribute contribute to society is

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Contribution

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The willingness to comply or not comply with instruction is

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Effort

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The potential for a benefit after initial investment of limited resources is

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Merit

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Distributive justice is made up of six criteria. What are they?

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Need, equity, ability to pay , contribution, merit, effort

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A just claim or entitlement refers to

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Rights

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The obligation of the provider to maintain patient information in a closed manner refers to

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Confidentiality

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The right to be left alone or the right to control personal information refers to

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Privacy

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Habitual truthfulness and honesty refers to

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Veracity

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The formal study of moral choices that conform to standards of conduct are

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Ethics

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Making judgments between right and wrong are part of

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Ethics

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What are based on religious belief and personal choices?

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Morals

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What is described as the social code of customs and rituals based in society?

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Etiquette

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Body of rules with legal force are

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Laws

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Concepts that give meaning to a persons life?

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Values

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Which ethical concept is described as independence, self-determination, and freedom?

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Autonomy

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What is the balance between rights of individuals and rights of others?

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Dilemma

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Which ethical concept has the qualities of kindness, mercy, and charity to always do good?

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Beneficence

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Which ethical concept has a duty to prevent evil?

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Nonmaleficence

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What is applied when determining the best interest of a person when the person cannot decide for him or herself ?

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Best interest standard

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Fair distribution of burdens and benefits are

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Distributive justice

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Which ethical theory says everyone should make choices that promote the greatest balance of good over harm for everyone?

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Utilitarianism

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Which theory says decision making is based on moral rules and unchanging principles ?

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Deontology

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What is a command arrived for my principal that does not allow exceptions?

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Categorical imperative

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A disadvantage of deontology is the disregard for consequences of actions . True or False ?

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True

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Faithfulness, loyalty and devotion to one’s obligation is

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Fidelity

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Ethics put morals into practice. True or False?

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True

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Prohibition against doing harm is

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Nonmaleficence

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When a patient cannot give consent the

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Best interest standard is applied

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A group with a greater need or interest may receive more resources in those with lesser need this is called

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Comparative justice

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Right to be left alone or control personal information is the right to

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Privacy

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Who establishes limits on the amount a healthcare provider may be reimbursed for rendering care?

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PPP (prospective payment systems)

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Who establishes gatekeeping procedures that may limit access to care?

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HMO (Health maintenance organizations )

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Promoting greatest balance of good of a harm for everyone is

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Utilitarianism

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Formalism or duty orientation is also referred to as

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Deontology

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The principle that recognizes that ethical choices may result in bad outcomes is called the

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The double effect principle

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Fairness to all people is

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Justice

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The principle of human beings relating to one another under certain circumstances is

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Etiquette

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Making judgments between right and wrong is using

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Ethics

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abstract ideals or thoughts that deal with ethics are

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ethical concepts

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what are medically inert substances that are used as a control in testing the effectiveness of another,

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placebos

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What are systematic statements or plans of principles used to deal with ethical dilemmas?

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ethical theories