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BIOETHICS [DECK 2] Flashcards

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*A special calling characterized
by a trusting and caring
relationship which cannot be
measured in monetary terms

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The Health Care Profession

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  • A sick individual becomes a patient if:
    *He admits that he is sick
  • That he can no longer take care of
    himself
    *He asks for help or aid
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The Patient

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*Vulnerable
*Unable to judge or choose the
quality of care he needs/receives

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Characteristics of Patient

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  • I. RIGHT TO MEDICAL TREATMENT
  • II. RIGHT TO INFORMATION
  • III. RIGHT TO CHOICES
  • IV. RIGHT TO PRIVACY
  • V. RIGHT TO COMPLAINT
  • VI. RIGHT TO HEALTH EDUCATION
  • VII. RIGHT TO A HEALTHY AND SAFE ENVIRONMENT
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PATIENTS’ RIGHTS

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*Willingness to trust health care
provider
*Make good use of their advice
*Cooperate in their healing efforts

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Patient’s obligation

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  • One committed to healthcare
  • Vested with authority but corresponding responsibilities to
    patient, profession and society
  • Competent in scientific and interpersonal skills
  • Understanding , human and compassionate
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The Health Care Provider

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  • Recognized his limitations and must ask for help if needed
  • He must contribute to knowledge, conduct self ethically way
  • Role model
  • Maintain and upgrade standards of the profession
  • Social conscience, stand for justice for the poor
  • Just compensation, respect and good reputation
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The Health Care Provider

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  • Patient advocate (keep patient’s best interest)
  • Concern for patient’s well-being
  • Knowledge and skill of his/her profession
  • Listen to patient
  • Repeat back to patient what professional
    heard that seems significant and to ask
    whether it is what the patient meant
  • Confidentiality – maintain and protect
    patient’s information
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The Health Care Provider-Client
Relationship

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  1. Values, customs, and spiritual beliefs held
    by individuals shall be respected.
    * 2. Individual freedom to make rational and
    unconstrained decisions shall be respected.
    * 3. Personal information acquired in the
    process of giving nursing care shall be held in
    strict confidence
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Nurses and the People

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  1. Maintainance of loyalty to the nursing profession and
    preservation of its integrity are ideal.
    * 2. Compliance with the by-laws of the accredited
    professional organization (PNA),and other professional
    organizations of which the Registered Nurse is a
    member is a lofty duty.
    * 3. Commitment to continual learning and active
    participation in the development and growth of the
    profession are commendable obligations.
    * 4. Contribution to the improvement of the socioeconomic conditions and general welfare of nurses
    through appropriate legislation is a practice and a
    visionary mission.
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Nurses and the Profession

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    1. Human life is inviolable.
    1. Quality and excellence in the care of the
      patients are the goals of nursing practice.
    1. Accurate documentation of actions and
      outcomes of delivered care is the hallmark of
      nursing accountability
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Nurses and Practice

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  1. The Registered Nurse is in solidarity with other members of the healthcare team in working for the patient’s best interest.
    * 2. The Registered Nurse maintains collegial and collaborative working relationship with colleagues and other health care providers
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Nurses and Co-workers

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  1. The preservation of life, respect for human rights,
    and promotion of healthy environment shall be a
    commitment of a Registered Nurse.
    * 2. The establishment of linkages with the public in promoting local, national, and international efforts to
    meet health and social needs of the people as a contributing member of society is a noble concern of
    a Registered Nurse
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Nurses Society and Environment

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a foundational, non-negotiabledocument for nursing professionals, set forthbytheAmerican Nurses Association (ANA).

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Code of Ethics for Nurses

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It serves as a guide for nurses in their duty to always analyze situations and make decisions in an ethical manner, and to provide the highest-quality care possible to their patients

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CODE OF ETHICS

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CODE OF ETHICS FOR REGISTERED NURSES was approved July 14, 2004
thru Board Resolution No. -,
Series of 2004

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220

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CODE OF ETHICS FOR REGISTERED NURSES◦It was approved -
thru Board Resolution No. 220,
Series of 2004

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July 14, 2004

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◦ A succinct statement of the ethical obligations and duties of every individual who enters the nursing profession.

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CODE OF ETHICS FOR REGISTERED NURSES

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Health is a fundamental right of every individual. The Filipino registerednurse,
believing in the worth and dignity of each human being, recognizes the primary responsibilitytopreserve health at all costs. This responsibility encompasses promotion of health, preventionofillness, alleviation of suffering, and restoration of health. However, when the foregoingarenotpossible, assistance towards a peaceful death shall be his/her obligation.

Code of Ethics Article I Preamble

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SECTION 1

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To assume this responsibility, registered nurses have to gain knowledge andunderstanding of man’s cultural, social, spiritual, physiological, psychological, and ecological
aspects of illness, utilizing the therapeutic process. Cultural diversity and political andsocio- economic status are inherent factors to effective nursing care

Code of Ethics Article I Preamble

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SECTION 2.

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The desire for the respect and confidence of clientele, colleagues, co-workers, andthe members of the community provides the incentive to attain and maintain the highest
possible degree of ethical conduct

Code of Ethics Article I Preamble

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SECTION 3

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Guidelines to be observed:
REGISTERED Nurses must
a. consider the individuality and totality of patients when they administer care.
b. respect the spiritual beliefs and practices of patients regarding diet and treatment.
c. uphold the rights of individuals.
d. take into consideration the culture and values of patients in providing nursing care. However, in the event of conflicts, their welfare and safety must take precedence.

Code of Ethics Article II:
Registered Nurses And People

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SECTION 5.

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Code of Ethics Article II:
Registered Nurses And People

Ethical Principles
1. Values, customs, and spiritual beliefs held by individuals shall be respected.
2. Individual freedom to make rational and unconstrained decisions shall be respected.
3. Personal information acquired in the process of giving nursing care shall be held in strict
confidence.

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SECTION 4

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. Ethical Principles
1. Human life is inviolable.
2. Quality and excellence in the care of the patients are the goals of nursing practice.
3. Accurate documentation of actions and outcomes of delivered care is the hallmark of nursingaccountability

Code of Ethics Article III
Registered Nurses And Practice

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SECTION 6

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Guidelines to be observed: REGISTERED Nurses must
a. Know the definition and scope of nursing practice which are in the provisions of R. A. No. 9173,
known as the “Philippine Nursing Act of 2002” and Board Res. No. 425, Series of 2003, the“RulesandRegulations Implementing the Philippine Nursing Act. of 2002”
, (the IRR).
b. Be aware of their duties and responsibilities in the practice of their profession as definedinthe“Philippine Nursing Act of 2002” and the IRR.
c. Acquire and develop the necessary competence in knowledge, skills, and attitudes to effectivelyrender appropriate nursing services through varied learning situations.

Code of Ethics Article III
Registered Nurses AndPractice

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SECTION 6

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definition and scope of nursing practice which are in the provisions of R. A. No.

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R. A. No. 9173

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R. A. No. 9173, known as the

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“Philippine Nursing Act of 2002”

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definition and scope of nursing practice which are in the provisions of R. A. No. 9173 and Board Res. No.

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No. 425, Series of 2003

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Board Res. No. 425, Series of 2003 known as

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“Rules and Regulations Implementing the Philippine Nursing Act. of 2002”,

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