ethics Flashcards

1
Q

what is the basic element of informed consent?

A

the patients right to understand and participate on their own healthcare

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2
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what 3 important aspects are a part of consent?

A

communication, ethics, law

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3
Q

what is HIPAA

A

health insurance portability and accountability act

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4
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what is considered acting for the good of the patient?

A

beneficence

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5
Q

is palliative care treatment ethical if a patient wishes to no longer prolong their life?

A

it may not be considered a beneficent act

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6
Q

what is nonmaleficence?

A

avoid harm to another

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7
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what is veracity?

A

to tell the truth.

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8
Q

what is role fidelity?

A

operate in your scope be true to your role

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9
Q

a written legal document stating the medical treatments or life sustaining treatments the patients want if seriously or terminally ill

A

living will

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10
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this states whom you have chosen to make health care decisions for you

A

power of attorney

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11
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verification includes?

A

two methods of identifying the patient

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12
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what is negligence

A

neglect or omission of reasonable care

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13
Q

civil battery is?

A

touching without permission

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14
Q

assault is?

A

threat of touching in an injurious way

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15
Q

libel is?

A

written defamation of character

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16
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slander

A

oral defamation of character

17
Q

res ipsa loquitor

A

a defendant can explain events and a court can decide the outcome with no witness present