Chapter 2 Making Ethical Decisions Flashcards
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
physiological, safety, love and belongingness, esteem, self actulization
Deficiency Needs (D-needs)
basic life, food shelter, safety, security, need to belong to be loved
Being Needs (B-needs)
esteem, and self actulization
Piaget Theory
Stage 1 sensorimotor
stage 2 pre-operational
stage 3 concrete operational
stage 4 formal operational
Kohlberg Thoery
Level 1 pre-conventional morality
Level 2 conventional morality
Level 3 post concentional morality
Consequence-oriented theory
aka theological theory Judges the rightness of a decision based on the outcome
Denotological duty-oriented theory
focus on the rightness or wrongness of an act not the consequence.
Virtue Ethics
the traits, characteristics and virtues of a moral person.
Alasdair Mclntyre
the past may not provide the right answer
7 principles of health care ethics
autonomy beneficence non-maleficence confidentiality justice role fidelity veracity
Autonomy
capacity to be ones own person
beneficence
promote health for the patient above any other considerations
non-maleficence
do no harm
confidentiality
keeping medical information private
justice
giving what is due