ayn Flashcards

(58 cards)

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a claim to particular privilege

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right

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2
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four rights and responsibility of rad tech

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to promote health
prevent illness
restore health
to alleviate suffering

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3
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four types of contract

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formal contract
informal contract
express contract
implied contract

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4
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does not requires special formalities

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informal

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5
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agreement mutually arrived by two or more to do a particular thing in exchange
for some consideration

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contract

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6
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NLRC?

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national labor relation commission

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7
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where a contract exist and either party violating it terms

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breach of contract

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8
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the person is in sound mind and
consent given is valid

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lucid interval

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9
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do not exist in the eyes of law

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void ab initio

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10
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two classification of defective contract

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voidable/ annullable contract
void/ in existence contract

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cause economic damage or harm

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rescissible contract

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12
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voluntarily gives permission to someone to perform a procedure

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consent

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13
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consent also be called?

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informed consent

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14
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expresses patients wishes concerning their future medical care

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living will

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15
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DNR means?

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“no code”

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16
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no DNR full code means

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‘code blueZ”

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17
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a pointed by a person to serve a proxy on-a prescribed form

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directive to physician

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18
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no physician, certification are required

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durable power of attorney for healthcare (DPAHC)

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19
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legal document by a competent person

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advanced healthcare directives

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Used in situations where the patient is conscious, able to understand the procedure, and can give immediate consent verbally.

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verbal consent

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21
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Required before any examination that involves greater than usual risk.

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written consent

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22
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If it’s not possible to obtain consent

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implied consent

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23
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occurs when the patient has not been informed adequately to make responsible decision
Can also be called as IGNORANT CONSENT

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INADEQUATE CONSENT

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24
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Derived from the Greek word “ethos” which m

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a characteristics way of acting

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the study of right and wrong and how to tell the difference between them
ethics
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refer to personal or cultural values regarding what is considered right or wrong behavior.
morality
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Set of standards that established what is right or wrong
moral principles
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Pertains solely to the ethics in the field of healt
bioethics
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Governs professional behavior
codes of ethics
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UTILITARIANISM is often called
consequentialism
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large number of people is benefited by the decision made
UTILITARIANISM
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Comes from the Greek “deon” word meaning
duty
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rules are to be followed consistently
deontology
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role of an individual's character
virtue of ethics
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branch of moral science that focuses on the ethical obligations and responsibilities of individuals within a specific profess
professional ethics
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Is an acquired mode of behavior involving the tendency to repeat and to reproduce certain actions.
habit
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It is as an ordinary or usual manner of doing or acting, or the habitual practice of a community or people.
custom
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It pertains to perfection
ideals
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encompasses the guidelines for proper and respectful behavior in various social and professional contexts
Etiquette
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The process by which knowledge, beliefs, customs, practices, and values are passed down from one generation to the next
tradition
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Right to make rational decision free from external press
autonomy
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Set of guiding principles that helps a company and its employees maintain a high standard of ethical behavior and integrity
code of ethics
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Concept of privacy
confidentiality
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produce both good and bad effect
double effect
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To fulfill one’s commitment and promises
fidelity
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all person must be treated equally
justice
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avoiding harm to other
NON-MALEFICENCE
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refers to the attitude that sometimes prompts health care workers to make decisions regarding a person’s care without consulting the person affected.
paternalism
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life is the highest good
sanctity of life
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telling the truth
veracity
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Also referred to as medical ethics
health ethics
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Honesty in all aspect of professional life
truthfullness
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three things to govern
tongue, temper and conduct
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three things to cultivate
courage, affection and gentleness
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three things to commend
cruelty, arrogance and ingratitude
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three things to wish
health, friends and contentment
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three things to admire
dignity, gracefulness and intellect
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three things to give
aims to the needy, comfort to the sad, and appreciation