week 10-11 Flashcards

(20 cards)

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CODE OF ETHICS

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  1. Honor human dignity
  2. Nurse-patient boundaries
  3. Privacy and confidentiality
  4. Accountable for actions
  5. Maintain competence, safety and integrity and personal
    growth
  6. Deliver a high quality of care
  7. Contributes to advancement of his profession
  8. Participates in global efforts
    for health promotion and prevention
    9.Involve in professional nursing organization
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=Value of Human being
e.g.Compassionate,respectful,privacy

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. Honor human dignity

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2
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= Do no harm

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Nonmaleficence

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2
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=Spaces between the nurse’s
power and the client’s vulnerability.”

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Nurse-patient boundaries

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2
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= Self determination

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Autonomy

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= being responsible for one’s actions and results

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Accountable for actions

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= Privacy

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Confidentiality

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3
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=Do good

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Beneficence

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3
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= Truth telling

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Veracity

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4
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= Equality

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Justice

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5
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  • The teacher possesses
    discipline-specific
    responses which is the key
    to students’ academic
    success, career
    achievement and
    competent care of
    patients.
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The Student-Teacher
Relationship

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5
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  • Potential blurring of
    professional-personal
    boundaries
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The Student-Teacher
Relationship

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6
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READ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SPECIFIC CRITERIA TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN INTERACTIONS
THAT ARE APPROPRIATE
1.Risk of harm to the students or to the student-teacher relationship
2.Presence of coercion or exploitation
3.Potential benefit to students or the student – teacher relationship
4.Balance of student’s interest and teachers’ interest
5.Presence of professional ideals

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7
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It is important to recognize the balance of power that
exist between a nurse to a nursing student and a patient.

Ethics of being a patient includes respecting nurses and trusting them to have the best interest.

Care rendered to patients as being ethical task Patients have moral claim on the nurse competence

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The Patient-Provider
Relationship

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8
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READ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  1. The identification of ethical problem
  2. The collection of information to identify the problem and develop solutions
  3. The development of alternatives for analysis and comparison
  4. The selection of best alternatives and justification
  5. The development of diverse, impractical ways to implement ethical decisions and actions
  6. The evaluation of effects and the development of strategies to prevent similar occurrences
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9
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READ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

IDENTIFICATION OF PATIENT AND FAMILY EDUCATION IS BASED ON THE FOLLOWING:

  • Readiness to learn
  • Obstacles to learning (language, sensory visual or hearing, low literacy, cognitive deficit
  • Referrals, which include a patient advocate or ethics committee
10
Q

is the process gives
patients the ability
to decide what
happens to their
bodies and enables
them to be active
participants in their
medical care.

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Informed consent

10
Q

Types of consent

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Informed consent
Implied consent

11
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takes place in
situations where a
more formal consent
is not needed.

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Implied consent

12
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READDDD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

FACTORS THAT AFFECT OBTAINING INFORMED CONSENT
1. Patient comprehension
2. Patient use of disclosed information
3. Patient autonomy
4. Demands on providers
5. Physician meeting minimum standards