Lectures 4,5,6,7,8,9

Question 1

What are vcom’s core values

PIDCAKC
Please, I Dont Crack, As Katie Can

Answer 1

Professionalism
Integrity
Duty
Compassion
Altruism
Knowledge
Critical thinking

Question 2

Lying

Answer 2

stating something that one realizes or thinks is untrue or misleading

Question 3

Deception

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Stating something that when used in a narrow or literal definition is correct, however, is intentionally used to mislead or deflect from the truth

Question 4

Misreprentation

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Stating something intentionally or unintentionally that when presented in a certain context or manner is correct, but is either not completely relevant or fully transferable/applicable to the situation

Question 5

Nondisclosure

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Not providing relevant info which bears on the situation

Question 6

6 ethical principals

F AJ BUN

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Beneficence
Nonmaleficence
Autonomy
Justice
Fidelity
Utility

Question 7

4 Virtues of ethics

DIVH

Answer 7

Veracity
Honesty
Integrity
Duty

Question 8

Refers to the belief of something done when trying to do good and benefit others

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Beneficence

Question 9

The duty to avoid doing harm: not to kill, cause physical emotional suffering or deprive others of beneficial things

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Nonmaleficence

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Self-rule

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Autonomy

Question 11

Moral principle of treating people fairly and without prejeduice

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Justice

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Ideal of “faithfulness” in steadfast role of the healer where one does not abandon or exploit pts; interest of self/third party not placed above the pt’s needs

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Fidelity

Question 13

Duty to act in a way that provides greatest positive consequence and least negative consequences

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Utility

Question 14

Devotion to truth

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Veracity

Question 15

Quality of communication and acting truthful and with fairness asa best as one is able

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Honesty

Question 16

Concept of consistency, actions, values, methods, measures, principles, expectations , and outcomes

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Integrity

Question 17

Conveys a sense of moral commitment or obligation to someone or something

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Duty

Question 18

Professionalism

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Conduct,aims, or qualities that characterize or mark a profession or a professional person

Question 19

Who up holds the VCOM honor code of conduct?

Answer 19

Honor code council

Made up of 13 members (4 students)

Question 20

HCCIS goes on permanent record? Yes or no

Answer 20

No

Question 21

Honor Code Council Committee goes on permanent records?

Answer 21

Yes

Question 22

Minor offense with 25 hours of college service

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Class 1

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Significant offense, may include cheating or plagiarism or unprofessional behaviors; education on offense and necessary corrective behaviors, 50 hours of service, zero on assignment if applicable

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Class II

Question 24

Major offense of unethical, illegal or professional misconduct or repeated class I or II offenses; zero grade for the course may be given, student may be required to repeat course if applicable; Can be elevated to professional and ethical standards boars with recommendation for expulsion

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Class III

Question 25

Professional and Ethical standards broad shall be convened when:

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Honor code council determines a category II or III violation

Question 26

Medical ethical dilemmas in areas including:

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Technological innovations Brain death Concerns for quality of life

Question 27

Philosophers who study and practice ethic are called

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Ethicist

Question 28

aspect of ethics concerns with medicine and human understanding of life

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Bioethics

Question 29

Set standard that defines the way people are expected to act in a given situation

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Ethical behavior

Question 30

Set of standards that define the behavior of ethicist in a given situation

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Ethical norms

Question 31

Four theories of medical ethics

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Virtue theory Utilitarianism Consequentialism Deontology

Question 32

Habits formed by one’s personality, parental training, social training, and professional coaching on suitable standards to one’s life choices, professional stands and societal roles. They are to be grounded in both human psychology and human affairs. (How should I live? What is a good way of handling this case? What are the proper social values?)

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Virtue theory

Question 33

Moral theory that argues that the action chosen must conform to a rule that proves the best predictability for a good outcome. “The greatest good”

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Utilitarianism

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Describes those moral theories which hold that the consequence of certain actions form the basis for any valid moral judgement about that action. Stress consequences of actions as the first step in analyzing moral activity. Also called Teleology

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Consequentialism

Question 35

Approach to ethics that focuses on the right or wrongness of actions as opposed to the right and wrongness of the consequences of those actions. (Duty)

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Deontology

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Four core principles of medical ethics

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Autonomy Beneficent Non-maleficence Justice

Question 37

3 Ethical frame works

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Consequentialism Duty Virtue

Question 38

Consequentialism framework

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Focus on future but keep in mind the people affected | Produce the most good

Question 39

Duty framework

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Focuses on duties and obligations that we have in a given situation. Perform the RIGHT action

Question 40

Virtue Framework

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Identify the character trait that might motivate us when faced with a given case. VIRTUOUS PERSON WOULD DO (WWJD)

Question 41

Medical practice is a right or a privilege?

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Privilege

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Three functions of a medical board

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Licensing Discipline Regulation

Question 43

Requirement for license

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Graduation from approved medical school Passage of state licensing exam Completing of post grad training

Question 44

``` What scheduled class do these drugs belong to: Marijuana LSD Heroin Methaqualone ```

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Schedule 1

Question 45

What schedule class do these drugs belong to: Morphine Opium Vicodin Demerol, Oxycontin, Adderall, Ritalin, Cocaine, amobarbital

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Schedule II

Question 46

What schedule class do these drugs belong to: May lead to moderate or low dependence or high psychological dependence. Suboxone/ buprenorphine Ketamine, anabolic steroids

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Schedule III

Question 47

``` What schedule class do these drugs belong to: Xanax, klonopin,Valium, dravon, benzodiazepines ```

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Schedule IV

Question 48

What class do these drugs belong to: CBD Epidiolex

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Schedule V

Question 49

Medical impairment

Answer 49

Any situation in which the health of the physician negatively impacts their ability to provide safe and effective healthcare