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14 Cards in this Set
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The principle of ___ assumes that, if one individual judges an action to be right or wrong in a given situation, the other people considering the same action in the same situation would make the same judgement.
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Universality
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The principle of ___ assumes the existence of an obligation to justice and basic human rights. It requires us to act toward others in the same way they would act towards us if the roles were reverseD. In all relationships, it means considering the values and perspective of others berfore making decisions or taking actions affecting them.
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Complementarity
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____ are the general standards of right and wrong that guide behavior within society. As generally accepted actions, they can be judged by determining the extent to which they promote good and minimize harm. It compels us to engage in health promotion/disease prevention activities.
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Ethics
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This is the principle that expresses our concern for the bond between individuals, the community, and society in general. It leads us to preserve natural resources and inspires us to show concern for the global environment.
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Community
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We recognize that there are guidelines for making ethical choices and accept ____ for knowing and applying them. It is to accept the consequences of our actions or the failure to act.
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Responsibility
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The ability to have informed consent along with full disclosure of all relevant information so as to make informed choices in regards to their care.
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Individual autonomy and respect for human beings
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To value client trust and understand that public trust in our profession is based on our actions and behavior.
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Societal Trust
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Minimizes harm to individuals along with others involved in their treatment.
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Nonmaleficence
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Promotion of well being to the individual and the public through health promotion and disease prevention activities.
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Beneficience
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To respect the privacy of client information and acknowledge our obligation to justify any violation of that information.
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Confidentiality
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The belief that all people should have acess to high-quality, affordable healthcare.
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Justice and Fairness
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The obligation to tell the truth and assume that others will do the same.
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Veracity
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State the fundamental principles.
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Universality
Complentarity Ethics Community Responsiblity |
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State the Core Values
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Individual autonomy and respect for human beings
Confidentiality Societal Trust Nonmaleficence Beneficence Justice and Fairness Veracity |
