Ethics Flashcards

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what is automony

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being responsible for one’s own life, independent, rational and authentic self. The ability to make your own decisions free from coercion/manipulation/deceit
(need to gain consent from the patient)

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4 principles of ethics

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autonomy
beneficence
nonmaleficence
justice
(human dignity)
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informed consent is intended to: (3 things)

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  • prevent coercion and deception of patients
  • empower patients
  • prompt reflection on risks and benefits by professionals
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informed consent requires what four things

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  • information
  • competency
  • voluntariness
  • understanding
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what is beneficence

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to do good for your patients, promote health and wellbeing

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what is nonmaleficience

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avoiding and minimizing harm

unavoidable harm should be proportionate and justifiable

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what is the ethical principle of human dignity

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every human is of equal value/worth

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what are the two axioms of justice

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treat like cases alike

justice is impartial

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what is the harm principle

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you should never interfere with violate someones choice unless that choice is going to harm others

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