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14 Cards in this Set
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The Field relating to right and wrong, duty and obligation, principles and values, and character
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Ethics
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Social standards or customs, or dealing with what is right or wrong in a practical sense
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Morals
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Conduct that fails to conform
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Unethical
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The systematic study of moral dimensions
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Bioethics
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Would you accept the action if you were in the patient's place
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Impartiality test
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Would you feel comfortable having this action performed in all relevantly similar circumstances?
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Universalizability Test
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Are you able to provide good reasons to justify and defend your actions to others ?
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Interpersonal Justifiability Test
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The consistant access to quality medical services; distributing health-related services among various persons and uses
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Allocation of resources
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Self-determination; a person's ability to make moral decisions, including those affecting personal medical care
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Autonomy
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List the three components of autonomy
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Agency
Independence Rationality |
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A duty to confer benefits; the practice of good deeds; obligation to benefit others or seek their good
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Beneficence
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The presumtion that confidential information will not be revealed to others without the patients permission
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Confidentiality
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The prevention of harm; a prohibition of actions with foreseeable harmful effects
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Nonmaleficence
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Adhering to a personal set of values and moral standards
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Personal Integrity
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