dynamics of health ethics Flashcards

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A person with specialized learning who is engaged in a specified activity as an occupation. Those professionals who specialize in the healthcare realm

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Professional

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refers to the conduct, character, skill, and judgment of a trained person. Healthcare professionals who act in an accountable ethical manner in the workplace and maintain a steady composure in the face of adversity.

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professionalism

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refers to the action or process of providing an individual with an official document attesting to their status or level of achievement

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Certification

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refers to the formal study of moral choices that conform to standards of conduct. In the simplest sense, it means making judgments between right and wrong or listening to one’s conscience.

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Ethics

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5
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The most common accusation leveled in a lawsuit against a health practitioner is:

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Malpractice

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A process by which a professional seeks recurrent learning activities and training beyond that required for the initial license:

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Certification

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Refers to the healthcare professional’s obligation to maintain patient information in a manner that will not permit dissemination beyond the healthcare provider. A major fear of patients is that they will become the subject of gossip or social conversations among healthcare providers overheard by others. Healthcare professionals are taught to only discuss patient confidential information with those who are involved with treating the patient.

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Confidentiality

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At the federal level, regulations issued under ________ establishes many confidentiality restrictions, identifies what constitutes improper disclosure of protected health information, and addresses fines and other penalties that may be imposed if confidentiality is imposed.

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HIPPA

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Refers to the right conferred by a governmental body to practice an occupation or provide a service.

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Licensing

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10
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The two general types of __________: Functional and patient-centered

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Health teams

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The achievement of a high level of skill in the discipline in which the professionalism is trained is a critical feature of a____________

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Professional

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Refers to the language used in medicine that allows healthcare professionals to communicate with each other

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Medical terminology

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Maintaining a healthy balance between caring for patients without becoming___________ ____________ is essential to a professional approach to delivering healthcare

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Emotionally attached

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14
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Refers to a written list of professional values and standards of conduct

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Code of Ethics

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15
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Intentional deception of another person to the person’s detriment

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Fraud vs. abuse—-> Fraud

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16
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careless of senseless behavior that causes harm

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negligence

17
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Most legal issues in healthcare:

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Tort law

18
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Threat or attempt to touch a patient without consent

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Assault

19
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Touching a patient without consent

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Battery

20
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Consent is given by a patient reviewing and approving the consent for treatment

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Informed consent

21
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If a patient is unconscious or collapses this type of consent is given.

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Implied consent