Ethics Flashcards

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What is deontological ethics based on?

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The idea that certain actions are ‘right and others ‘wrong’ thus required or prohibited as an aspect of moral duty.

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Most contemporary ethical medical statements are based on what four principles?

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  1. Autonomy - recognising the rights and respect for the individual to make their own decisions for themselves.
  2. Beneficence - actively do good and promote health
  3. non-maleficence - duty to cause no harm in terms of the risks versus benefits of any treatment.
  4. Justice - treat all people fairly without discrimination.
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What is utilitarianism ethics?

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The best action is the one that maximises the potential for positive outcomes as compared to other courses of action.

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What are the Maori ethical principles?

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  1. Whakapapa (relationships and purpose)
  2. Tika (correct research design)
  3. Manaakitanga (cultural and social responsibility)
  4. Mana (justice and equity)
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In the midwifery code of ethics, what are the 3 sections of responsibilities?

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  1. To the woman
  2. To the wider community
  3. To colleagues and the profession
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