week 3-4 Flashcards

(39 cards)

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are principles that govern the behavior of a person or a group in business environment.

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professional ethics

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self-determination

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respect for autonomy

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3
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do good

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beneficience

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4
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do no harm

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nonmalifecence

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5
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fairness

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justice

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6
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keep promise

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fidelity

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7
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tell the truth

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veracity

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ethical theory that uses rules to distinguish right from wrong. often used by philosophers Immanuel Kant “don’t lie dont steal”

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deontology

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this promote or accomplish a certain end or outcome

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teleological theory

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ethical theory that determines right from wrong by focusing on outcomes. it is a form of consequentialism. the choice that will produce the GREATEST GOOD for the GREATEST NUMBER

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UTILITARIANISM

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normative philosophical approach that urges people to live a moral life by cultivating virtiuous habits

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VIRTUE ETHICS

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focuses on what means to be a good person

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virtue ethics

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evaluates actions based on their consequences aiming overall happiness

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utilitarianism

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value of a professional nurse that puts patient;s needs first and acting with selfless concern

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altruism

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respec patient’s right to make informed decisions about healthcare

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altruism

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respecting the patient’s right to make informed decisions about health care

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recognizing the inherent worth and value of every patient

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human dignity

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acting honestly and ethically in all situations

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advocating for equitable access to healthcare for all people

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social justice

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showing empathy and understanding towards patients expectations

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takinf responsbilitt for one’s actiona and decisions

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accountability

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the ability to understand and share feelings of others

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striving for high quality care and continuous improvement

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proposed law that aims to ensure patients receive quality health care. this also established rights and responsibilities of patients and health care providers

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The Magna Carta of Patients’ Rights and Obligations

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right to good quality health care without any discrimination to his/her convictions and cultural beliefs
Right to Appropriate Healthcare and Humane Treatment
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each patient has the right to be informe inn a manner and language that she understand regarding the procedure or treatment that will be provided to her/him. The patient shall be informed of any risks, serious side effects and other similar concerns that may occur upon undergoing the treatment
Right to Informed Consent
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The privacy of the patient shall be respected by all hospital personnel. The patient has the right to demand that information, communication and records pertaining his/her care be treated as confidential
Right to Privacy and Confidentiality
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Each patient has a right to be informed of the nature of his/her medication condition and the appropriate medical treatments and procedures for such
Right to Information
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Each patient has the right to freely discuss one's condition with his/her physician of choice. The right to seek second opinion from another healthcare provider/practioner.
Right to Choose a Healthcare Provider
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right to avail of diagnostic and treatment procedures. The patient may undertake a written directive for physicians to administer terminal care if she suffers from a terminal illness provided that she; - legal age and sound mind - informed of medical consequences
Right to Self Determination
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Right ot refuse medical treatment if such contrary to one's religious belief. must no be iMPOSED by parents on their child who is not of legal age during life threatening situation as determined by the attending physician or medical director of the hospital.
Right to Religious Belief
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patient id entitled to a summary of one's medical history. may also request for a med cert from the hosp.
Right to Medical Record
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Patient's right to leave or be discharged from the hospital regardless of one;s physical condition as long as she has been informed of the medical consequences, has settled outstanding balance with the hospital prior to discharge
Right to leave
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patient's right to be advised by the hospital if she will be involved in medical research. May refuse to sign the written informesd consent to take part in the said research
Right to Refuse Participation on Medical Research
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right of a patient to communicate w relative and receive visitors subject to reasonable lomits as prescribed by the hosp policy
Right to correspondence and to received visitors
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patient has the right to express any grievances about the care and services she has received as long as it is made through the proper channels
Right to express Grievances
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The right to be informed of one's rights as a patient. Likewise, she shall be informed of one's obligations to adhere to the institution's riles and regulations while in the care of the hospital
Right to be Informed of ones Rights and Obligations as a patient
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refers to the process where a designated indiv usually a close fam member or legal guardian PROVIDES CONSENT for medical treatment on behalf of the patient who is unable to provide informed consent themselves due to incompetent, or a minor; essentially the proxy acts as the patient's decision maker based on what they believe the patient would want in that situation
Proxy Consent
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3 ETHICAL CONSIDERATION ON PROXY CONSENT
1. accuracy of decision-making 2. decision-making burden on proxy 3. legal framework