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BIOETHICS and its Application in Various Health Care Situations Flashcards

1
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Issues, Its Morality and Ethico-Moral Responsibility Of Nurses,

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On CONTRACEPTION

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Morality and other Problems Related To Destruction Of Life

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ON ABORTION

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Issues and the Ethico-Moral Responsibility of Nurses

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ON ARTIFICIAL REPRODUCTION

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SEXUALITY

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● Sexual being
● Condition of having sex
● Sexual activity
● Expression as a sexual being

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5
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Sex is for procreation

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TRADITIONAL VIEW

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Sex is like any other act.

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LIBERAL VIEW

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the process by which living beings transmit their genes and give birth
to a new generation of living beings.

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REPRODUCTION

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8
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the deliberate use of artificial methods and other techniques to prevent pregnancy as a consequence of sexual intercourse

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BIRTH OR FERTILITY CONTROL

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ARE CONTRACEPTIONS ANTI-LIFE?

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+ Contraceptions are unnatural.
+ Contraceptions are a form of abortion.
+ Contraceptions weaken marriage
+ Contraceptions are against the procreation of human life

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10
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Welfare of the patient and respect for the autonomy of the patient.

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ETHICO-MORAL RESPONSIBILITY OF
NURSES IN CONTRACEPTION

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11
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Make sure the patient gets all the information and advice that they need to be able to choose wisely

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ETHICO-MORAL RESPONSIBILITY OF
NURSES IN CONTRACEPTION

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12
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the expulsion or removal of a nonviable fetus

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ABORTION

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13
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When is a fetus considered as a person

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STATUS OF THE FETUS

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Does the mother have the right to decide if she is to carry the baby to term or not?

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STATUS OF THE MOTHER

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How is the status of the baby endangering the life of the mother?

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Threat to the mother’s life

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How is the status of the baby affecting the health of the mother?

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Threat to the mother’s health

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As a result of rape or incest

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Unwanted Pregnancy

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Fetal impairment

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Threat to the baby

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How will the baby affect the family’s
needs? How will society accept this?

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Economic and social reasons

20
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The mother desires to abort

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On Request

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GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR
HEALTH CARE WORKERS

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✓ Provide information
✓ Offer counseling
✓ Provide follow-up care

22
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the creation of new life by other than the natural means available to an organism.

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ARTIFICIAL REPRODUCTION

23
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Medical procedure of injecting semen into the vagina or uterus.
[Intrauterine Insemination]
(IUI)

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ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION

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ETHICO-MORAL RESPONSIBILITY OF
NURSES IN ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION

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✓ Take informed consent
✓ Assess couple’s emotional status relative to infertility
✓ Counsel and inform side effects of procedure
✓ Describe legal ramifications of the procedure
✓ Assist in the interview of donors to the program

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Process of fertilization where an egg is combined with sperm outside the body.
[IVF]

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IN-VITRO FERTILIZATION (IVF)

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involves the gametes from both spouses; no third party is involved.

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HOMOLOGOUS IVF

27
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involves the gametes of a donor (a third party supplies necessary gametes).

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HETEROLOGOUS IVF

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Practice in which a woman (surrogate mother) bears the child for a couple unable to produce children in the usual way

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SURROGATE MOTHERHOOD

29
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the surrogate mother is impregnated through artificial insemination with the sperm of the husband.

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TRADITIONAL

30
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the wife’s ova and the husband’s sperm are subjected to in-vitro
fertilization, and the resulting embryo is implanted in the surrogate mother.

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GESTATIONAL

31
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Form of surrogate pregnancy in which a gestational carrier is paid to carry a child to maturity in her womb and is usually resorted to by well off infertile couples who can afford the cost involved.

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COMPENSATED SURROGACY

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Rights of the child

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RIGHTS

33
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Practical effect on the mother’s body

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MOTHER’S BODY

34
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Poor women may be used

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EXPLOITATION

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Normal function into commercial

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BODY FOR MONEY

36
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More complicated issues

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OTHERS

37
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Liberal people respects other people sexual choices

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TRUE

38
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the most important responsibility as nurse “Assuring the patient that everything is fine”

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FALSE

39
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Last for 3 years in contraceptive

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contraceptive implant

40
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Primary concern (best contraceptive if a patient)

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respect the patient’s decision and ensure welfare (autonomy)

41
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Medical procedure involved injecting semen to the uterus/ vagina

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artificial insemination

42
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Type of insemination is the donor of the sperm is the husband

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homologous artificial insemination

43
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Donor of the sperm is not the husband

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heterologous artificial insemination

44
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Responsibility of the nurse- couple understand the procedures and giving their consent

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informed consent

45
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The ultimate value of reproduction is control over reproduction itself

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FALSE

46
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A positive attitude towards sexuality begins

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TRUE

47
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Principles of belmont report

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✓ respect for person
✓ beneficence
✓ justice

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