Med Ethics 1 Flashcards

1
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What’s the point of ethics?

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Guidance for human behaviour

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Ethical decisions require 3 big things:

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  1. Agent (who)
  2. Action (what/how)
  3. Ends (Why)
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ethical approach helps how?https://www.brainscape.com/library

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  1. recognize issues
  2. give tools for undertanding
  3. helps with the right APPROACH, no right answer
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4
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5 principles of medical ethics:

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  1. autonomy
  2. beneficence
  3. nonmaleficence
  4. justice
  5. Human dignity
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5
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pseudoethics does not involve 3 things:

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reflection
deliberation
rational justification

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6
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what does respect for human dignity mean?

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each human being is of equal moral worth.

How you would want to be treated

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7
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what is relational autonomy

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recognizing relevant relationships and influences to provide genuine opportunities for choice

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8
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Informed consent intended to do 3 things:

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  1. prevent coercion/deception
  2. empower patients
  3. reflect on risks/benefits
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Autonomy needs 4 things:

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  1. information
  2. competency
  3. voluntariness
  4. understanding
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10
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repecting autonomy does NOT mean?

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deferring decisions/responsibility to the patient

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2 big points in Trust and Autonomy?

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  1. privacy

2. confidentiality

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12
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Beneficence is only to the patient?

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May extend to family, friends/society

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Beneficence is more than just physiological improvement, it is?

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striving to further their autonomous goals

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14
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Nonmaleficence is?

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avoiding/minimizing harm, not ignoring

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15
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unavoidable harms need to be?

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proportionate and justifiable

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