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13 Cards in this Set
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beneficence
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duty to do good: a nurse ought to prevent or remove harm and promote or do good
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nonmaleficence
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duty to do no harm to a client
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autonomy
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client's right to self determination
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justice
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duty to be fair to all people regardless of age, sex, race and sexual orientation
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fidelity
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duty to maintain committments of professional obligation and responsiblity
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ulitilitarian
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outcome oriented approach for decision making:"greatest good for the greatest number"
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deontologic or teleologic
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rights are freedoms or actions to which individuals have a just moral or legal claim
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veracity
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to tell the truth
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intentional torts
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assault, battery, false imprisonment, invasion of privacy and defamation
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unintentional torts
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neglience, malpractice, standards of practice
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Standards of care included what phases
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assessment, diagnosis, outcome,planning, implementation and evaluation
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the beliefs that individuals find most meaningful
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values
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safeguarding the clients rights and supporting their interests
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advocacy
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