ETHICS 4 Flashcards

1
Q

the physician-patient relationship is based in ______?

A

a personal trust that binds them together.

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2
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why do patients seek the physician’s medical help

A

because he trusts him, and so the physician is deemed to respect and honor this trust in return.

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3
Q

two approaches to truth telling

A
  1. person-oriented approach
  2. problem-oriented approach
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4
Q

Considers the patient as a person with a problem, but not as a problem himself

A

person-oriented approach

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5
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Gives importance to the patient’s
problem, illness, or condition.

A

problem-oriented approach

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6
Q

TWOFOLD APPROACH: 2 types of relationship

A
  1. I-it relationship
  2. I-thou relationship
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7
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what is I-it relationship

A

person to object; you can manipulate things

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what is I-thou relationship

A

person to person; you can’t manipulate without their consent

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9
Q

Determined by our attitude to what is other than ourselves

A

I-it relationship

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10
Q

what is taken away from us if we
are denied the truth about our condition as patient

A

our human and moral quality as persons

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11
Q

As patients, we have entrusted to the healthcare professional any knowledge he has about ourselves so the facts are ours and not his- hence, ?

A

to deny them to us is to
steal from us

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12
Q

what is the physician-patient
relationship based on

A

mutual confidence and respect for
each other’s rights

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13
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To deny a patient pertinent knowledge about himself, especially in a life-and-death
situation is like- ?

A

giving him less time to process his condition

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14
Q

“to trust” in Latin

A

confidere

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15
Q

refers to medical or
professional secrecy in which certain information is committed to a physician in an official capacity for the sake of the medical assistance.

A

confidentiality

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16
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Hippocratic Oath

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whatever i see or hear, professionally or privately, which ought not to be divulged, i will keep secret and tell no one

17
Q

when does the moral issue of confidentiality arise

A

when there is a conflict between patient’s interest and society’s interest

18
Q

confidentiality is absolute

A

false

19
Q

when can confidentiality be violated

A

if it is necessary to produce conditions which will bring about happiness and well-being

20
Q

Utilitarian moral principle

A

confidentiality

21
Q

utilitarian moral principle

A

An act is good insofar as it will produce the greatest benefits or happiness for the greatest number of individuals