DNACPR Flashcards

1
Q

What is CPR

A

chest compressions
drugs
cardioversion
non-invasive ventilation of lungs
DNA CPR = Do not attempt CPR

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ethics of CPR

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try at all costs
better to not try CPR than to fail or give up
respect autonomy
while act in best interest
dont harm
keep dignity

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3
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what does futile mean

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legal term that relates to patient’s state where their health condition is considered untreatable, irreversible or unsolvable

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4
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article 8 HRA

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patient entitled to know about decision
right to respect family and private life
patients have right to disagree if deemed futile
if placed under DNACPR must dicuss with patient or family based off capacity unless will cause psycological damage

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5
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DNACPR can be implemented when…

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the risks of CPR outweigh the benefits
refusal of treatment
paitent is futile

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how to discuss DNACPR

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appropriate setting
be prepared
gentle conversation
discuss in context of treatment
similar to will (in case this happens)

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