ETHICS Flashcards

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morals vs ethics vs medical ethics

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morals: “right vs wrong”
ethics: set of rules surrounding morals
medical ethics: are medical actions ethical?

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common ethical standards (3)

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  1. do no harm or minimize harm
  2. perform with sound technical ability and good judgement
  3. respect patients’ rights (privacy, confidentiality, right to refuse)
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3
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ethical behavior within a team (4)

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appearance, team work, honesty, dependability

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4
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ethical principles (6), define

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autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, fidelity, confidentiality

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5
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medical law

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governs over legal conduct of medical professionals, holds medical professionals accountable

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types of consent, define

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informed consent: patient explicitly give consent through words
implied consent: patient implicitly gives consent through actions

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7
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assault vs battery

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assault: threat to harm
battery: actual harm

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slander vs libel

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slander: spoken attack on someone’s character
libel: written attack on someone’s character

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9
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duty of care vs reasonable care

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  • duty of care: legal standard of care
  • reasonable care: care given by a reasonable person
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liability vs negligence vs malpractice

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  • liability: direct actions caused harm
  • negligence: must prove level of care was not performed intentionally, leading to harm
  • malpractice: type of negligence, aka professional negligence
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Personal Health Information Act (9)

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ask questions, seek second opinions, ask about providers experience and training, be informed (before consent), access to health records, help from patient advocate, decide on type of care, speak of concerns, report any harm done

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12
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define scope of practice

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adherence to proper procedures within education

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