Ethics In Pediatric Care Flashcards

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A branch of bioethics that analyzes, moral aspects of decisions made relating to the healthcare of children

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Pediatric ethics

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2
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The autonomy-driven framework of adult medical ethics is replaced by?

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Beneficient paternalism

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3
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Voice of older children must be heard (child’s affirmative agreement)

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Assent

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4
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Reflects a surrogate or proxy decision made by a parent on behalf if a child

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Parental permission

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5
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Opposite of assent

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Dissent

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6
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Withholding and withdrawing life-sustaining treatment should be made after careful consideration of?

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  • recognizable by both family and medical staff
  • medical likelihood of particular outcomes
  • burdens on patient and family
  • religious and cultural decision-making frameworks
  • input by the patient when possible
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7
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Is a mechanism that allows patients and or appropirate surrogates to designate the desired medical interventions under applicable circumstances

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Advance directives

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Doctrine of double effect

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  • morally good or neutral act
  • good effect is intended
  • bad effect merely forseen
  • bad effect not the means to the good effect
  • proportionality - good must outweigh the bad
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9
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Causing death is chosen as a means of relieving the symptoms that cause suffering

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Active euthanasia

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10
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Donation of solid organs can occur?

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  • death by neurologic criteria or brain death

- circulatory death

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Patient is declared dead based on either irreversible cessation of neurologic function of the brain and brainstem

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Death by neurologic criteria or brain death

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12
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Predetermined period of cardiac asystole

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Circulatory death

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13
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Basis for organ donation

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  • dead donor rule: limiting the donation of vital organs to those who are irreversibly dead
  • absence of conflict of interest between clinical care and organ procurement
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