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PROF. ADJ - COMPREHENSIVE PHASE Flashcards

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What are the 8 BIOETHICAL PRINCIPLES?

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  1. Autonomy
  2. Veracity
  3. Beneficence
  4. Non-maleficence
  5. Justice
  6. Fidelity
  7. Confidentiality/Anonymity/Privacy
  8. Advocacy
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This is called the SELF GOVERNANCE/ Right to decide one self

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AUTONOMY

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What is the Hallmark of Nursing Accountability?

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DOCUMENTATION

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What to do if the patient refuses?

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ACEEPT

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What is your PRIORITY as a nurse when the patient refuses?

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DOCUMENT

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This is the Legal Basis when the patient refuses.

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BON 220s. 2004

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As a nurse will you allow the patient to sign a waiver of refusal?

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No ‘coz it’s the responsibility/scope of a doctor to do the job

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After documentation what will you do next?

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REPORT TO THE DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY

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This principle is about withholding the autonomy of the patient for their well-being when the patient’s condition is unstable.

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PATERNALISM

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Who is the head of the healthcare team?

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DOCTOR

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A legal document in which the process is outlined, providing a patient with all necessary information about a medical treatment or procedure, including its risks, benefits, and alternatives, allowing the patient to voluntarily agree to or decline the treatment.

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INFORMED CONSENT

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Who gives consent?

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PATIENT

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Who explains the procedure to the patient?

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DOCTOR

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Who is the witness in informed consent?

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NURSES

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What does the nurse witnessing when it comes to informed consent?

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  1. The actual conversation between the doctor and the patient.
  2. Full sufficient explanation coming from the doctor.
  3. Patients fully understand what is being discussed.
  4. Patients voluntarily consented without, duress, coercion, or intimidation meaning s/he is SOUND MIND.
  5. Patients voluntarily signed the consent.
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This is also called an AGREEMENT

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CONSENT

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This is also called an AGREEMENT

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CONSENT

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Who will sign the consent when they are of legal age?

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Next of Kin –> Legal Spouse –> Children –> Patents –> Siblings (Legal Age) –> Grandparents –> Legal Guardian

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Who will sign the consent when a patient is married?

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Next of Kin –> Legal Spouse –> Children –> Patents –> Siblings (Legal Age) –> Grandparents –> Legal Guardian

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Who will sign the consent when a patient is minor?

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Next of Kin –> Parents –> Siblings (legal age) –> Grandparents –> Legal Guardian

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Who will sign the consent if the patient is BABY and BOTH parents are MINOR?

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Parent / Grandparents of MOTHER SIDE

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Who will sign the consent if the patient is a product of ORPHANS?

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Next of Kin –> Government (DSWD) –> Doctor

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This principle portrays TRUTHFULNESS and HONESTY

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VERACITY

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This principle is withholding the truth for the benefit of the patient because the condition is UNSTABLE?

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BENEVOLENT DECEPTION

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"TO DO" May ginawa ka for the benefit of the patient.
BENEFICENCE
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To protect or Prevent
NON-MALEFICENCE
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The good effect should overcome the bad effect
DOUBLE EFFECT
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If bad effects over through the good effect?
STOP!!!
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This principle is EQUAL/FAIR treatment that are similarly situated, such as SAME SITUATION = SAME CONDITION
JUSTICE
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Disclosure of the identity NAME of the patient
ANONYMITY
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Disclosure of a patient INFORMATION/CASE
CONFIDENTIALITY
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SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM & SUBPOENA AD TESTIFICATION are both?
COURT ORDER
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This court order is asking a person to appear in court and bring along a report document within his/her power. --> MEANING: "S/HE HAS THE AUTHORITY TO BRING POWER OF CONTROL"
SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM
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This court order is asking a person to appear in court to TESTIFY --> MEANING: "The person who appears in court is the witness who testified the TRUTH"
SUBPOENA AD TESTIFICATION
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This court order is asking a person to appear in court to TESTIFY --> MEANING: "The person who appears in court is the witness who testified the TRUTH"
SUBPOENA AD TESTIFICATION
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Who owns the documents?
HOSPITAL
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Who owns the INFORMATION?
PATIENT
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What violation do you call when you give false/lie information under oath?
PERJURY
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What do you call a witness who appears in court to testify on matters wherein they have PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE, and the information acquired directly through senses such as murder.
ORDINARY WITNESS
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This evidence is inadmissible in court but with 2 exception
HEARSAY EVIDENCE
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Under the hearsay evidence what exception is this: "In court it is NOT accepted due to lack of evidence."
ORAL WILL
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Under the hearsay evidence what exception is this: "NOT AN ORAL WILL and it is a statement made by a person who is about to die, regarding the cause or circumstances of their impending death."
DYING DECLARATION
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This will is also called "HULING HABILIN" since the testator wrote, dated, and signed a will by himself
HOLOGRAPHIC WILL
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This will be executed by the testator in the presence of At Least 3 COMPETENT WITNESS that are sound mind.
NOTARIAL WILL
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What "will" will be EASY TO PROVE in court?
NOTARIAL WILL
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What do you call this witness who will testify in matters in their FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION?
EXPERT WITNESS
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True or false: SUBPOENA and SUMMON are the same
FALSE
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This is a notice informing the accused that there is a case against him & informing him of the nature and the cause of the accusation against him and asking him to appear/answer in the specified date and time.
SUMMON
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Anything that involves private parts, properties, and moments.
PRIVACY
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This principle is being LOYAL and FAITHFULNESS
FIDELITY
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This principle needs ACTIVE SUPPORT of an IDEA/CAUSE
ADVOCACY
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Commission or Omission of an act pursuant to a duty that is reasonable prudent person would/would not do. --> C.A.R.E.L.E.S.S.N.E.S.S --> Unlicensed
NEGLIGENCE
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It is a calling, vocation, specialized Body of knowledge and service to society.
Nursing subculture
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what department is responsible for Regulation?
EXECUTIVE
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who investigates cases of malpractice & negligence?
BON
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what is the Hallmark Profession?
ALTURUISM
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what is the Hallmark of Accountability?
ACCURATE Documentation
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In captain of the ship who's accountable?
SURGEON only

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