MIDTERMS Flashcards
(87 cards)
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Expulsion of a living fetus before its viable
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Abortion
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Termination of pregnancy
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Abortion
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14-20 weeks if viability
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Abortion
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Recognizes the sanctity of life
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Section 12
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Under the family code
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Article 2, 1987 Constitution
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Highest prison term in woman or parents
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258
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259
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RPC imprisonment for women
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Drug inserted for abortion
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Misoprostol
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Prevention of abortion
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RH Bill
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Unintentional and involuntary
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Natural/Spontaneous/Accidental
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Induced expulsion of a living fetus
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Direct/Intentional Abortion
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Induced expulsion to save the mother
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Therapeutic Abortion
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Certain defects are discovered
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Eugenic Abortion
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Occurs as a secondary effect of a legitimate action
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Indirect Abortion
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Moral Issues in Abortion
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Sanctity of Life
Personhood
Autonomy
Mercy
Euthanasia and Impaired Infants
Quality of life
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Anti-abortion and believes it is a murder
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Pro-life
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Abortion is a personal liberty
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Pro-choice
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Exemption to the rule
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Rule of Epikeia
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Treatments that include invitro handling
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Assisted Reproductive Technologies
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Furst succesful IVF
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Louise Brown, 1978
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Issues in ART
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Legislation
Continuous ethical dilemmas
Rapid development of ART
Moral panic about changes
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Screening of embryos for specific genetic traits
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Preimplantation genetic diagnosis
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Enables couples at risk for certain genetic diseases
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Embryo biopsy
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Moral Panic
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Fears
Gender Issue
Ethical Issue
Reproduction with 3rd party
Morals
Social Values
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Ideology/Religion
Status of embryo
Sanctity of family's genetic lineage
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Utilitarian Priniciples
Best for society
Best interest of the child
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Donor Anonymity
Right of autonomy to privacy of parents
Right of privacy of donor
Right of child to know his/her origins
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Starus of the embryo
Discrimination
Designer babies
Sex selection
Destruction of unwanted embryos
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Ethical Issues of of PGD
Welfare of the child
Who is making the decisions for the child
Is it one best interest to be born
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General term describing documents that give instructions about future medical care and treatments
Advance directives
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Advance directives includes
Living will
DNR order
Withholding/Withdrawing treatments
Proper documentation and waiver
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Lay term describing any number of documents that give instructions about future medical care and treatments
Living will
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Legal document gives someone you choose the power to act in your place
Power of attorney
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Allows you to name someone as proxy
Power of Attorney
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Written physician's order instructing to not attempt CPR
Do Not Resuscitate
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Elements of Advanced Cardiac Life Support
Emergency drugs
Oxygenation
Cardiac massage
Advanced cardiac life support
Ventilation
Electroshock
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DNR/To avoid CPR efforts
No code or Code blue
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Slows the process of emergency
More for family comfort
Slow codes
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Provides drug needed for resuscitation
Chemical code
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DNR Guidelines
Should be documented
Should specify the exact nature
Patients participate in decisions
Discussed with the health team
Reviewed in a regular basis
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Aims to end the life
Euthanasia
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Quickening of death
Euthanasia
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Allowance of deadly process without intervention
Passive Euthanasia
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Speeds the process of dying
Active Euthanasia
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Ignores the individuals autonomous rights
Involuntary Euthanasia
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Done upon patients request
Voluntary Euthanasia
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Art if promoting a human and correct death
Orthotanasia
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Usual or normal death
Orthotanasia
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Futile or useless treatment
Dysthanasia
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Extends the dying process
Dysthanasia
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Suicide means
Persons brings own death
Was not coerce to do
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Allowed on Netherlands at 2002
Physician assisted suicide
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Official who examines a persons causeof death
Coroner
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Do not allow where physician prescribes but allow as long the drug us taken without any help
Germany
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Legalized physician assisted suicide
Belgium
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Doctors are allowed to prescribe lethal doses
USA
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In USA, states that allow physician assisted suicide
Oregon, Washington, Vermont, Montana and New Mexico
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First state to legalize
Oregon
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Allows a terminally patient to obtain fatal drug
Oregon Act
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Systematic guides for developing ethical behavior
Code of Ethics
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Answers normative questions on which should be morally accepted
Code of Ethics
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Promulgated by PRC on July 23, 2003
Code of Good Governance
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States the hallmark of all professionals is their willingness to accept a set of professional and ethical principles
Code of Good Governance
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Code of Good Governance was promulgated when?
July 23, 2003
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General Principles
Service to Others
Solidarity and Teamwork
Social and Civic Responsibility
Professional Competence
Integrity and Objectivity
Global Competitiveness
Equality of All Professions
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Provide direction for nurse to act morally
Code of Ethics For Filipino Nurse
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5 Fold Responsibility
To promote health
To prevent illness
To alleviate suffering
To restore health
To promote spiritual environment
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Emphasizes universality of the nursing practice
Code of Ethics fo Filipino Nurses
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Who developed Code of Ethics for Filipino Nurses?
Dean Sotejo
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When does Dean Sotejo developed Code of Ethics for Filipino Nurses
1982
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PRC-BON adopted the Code of Ethics of ICN and added 5th fold
1984
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Code of Ethics was approved
1989
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Fundamental right of every individual
Health
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When foregoing are not possible
Assitance towards a peaceful death shall be obligation
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SEC. 2 To gain knowledge and understand about aspects of illness
Cultural
Social
Spiritual
Psychological
Ecological
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SEC 5 Registered Nurse must
Consider the individuality and totality
Respect the spiritual beliefs and practices
Uphold the rights
Consider the culture and values
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Human life is
Inviolable
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Goals of nursing practice
Quality and excellence in care of patients
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Hallmarks of nursing accountability
Accurate documentation of actions and outcomes
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Known as the Philippines Nursing Act of 2002
RA NO. 9173
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The Rules and Regulation implementing the Phil Nursing Act of 2002
Board Res. No. 425 Series of 2003
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Specialty certification by BON are accredited through
Nursing Specialty Certification Council
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Dimensions in Sec 10
Professional
Ethical
Moral
Legal
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Sec 11 Should not demean the image by
Indecent exposure
Violation of dress code
Seductive behavior
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Sec 18 states that certificate shall be revoked or suspended pursuant to
Sec 23 (f) Art 4 of RA No. 9173 and Sec 23 (f) Rule III of Board Res No. 425, Series of 2003
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Amended Code of Ethics is pursuant to
RA No. 877 and PD No. 223
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Code of ethics shall take effect after
15 days
