INTRODUCTION TO HEALTHCARE ETHICS Flashcards

1
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ethics; greek word = _____; meaning

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ethos; custom, practice, attitude, and motive

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2
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people’s moral behavior following particular value system

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ethics

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3
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influence both healthcare practitioners and patients

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ethics

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4
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four worlds were from

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glouberman and mintzberg

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5
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what are the four words

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cure
care
control
community

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6
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glouberman and mintzberg main idea

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four worlds

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7
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identifies the principles and application of values and norms

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four worlds

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8
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cannot be limited in scope

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healthcare ethics

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9
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deals with vulnerable people, situations, and institutions

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healthcare ethics

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10
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who are the vulnerable people

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patients
healthcare practitioners
community

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11
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can’t be overlooked

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site

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12
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practice of health within community as part of basic healthcare

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site

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13
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vulnerability and ethical relationship

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lategan, vanlaere, and burggraeve

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14
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who’s arguments has three positions

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lategan’s

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15
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what are lategan’s arguments three position

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scope of HE
context of HE
ecompassing influence of vulnerability on HE

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16
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build rapport

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van zyl and van zyl

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17
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decision-making with doctor-patient relationship

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van zyl and van zyl

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18
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high quality of care

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vanlaere and burggraeve

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19
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quality of care perspective

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vanlaere and burggraeve

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20
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healthcare must be seen as a relationship and not product

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vanlaere and burggraeve

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21
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relationship is based on an ethical obligation

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vanlaere and burggraeve

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22
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to provide culturally competent, patient-centered care

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vanlaere and burggraeve

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23
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give high quality of care

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vanlaere and burggraeve

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24
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end of life

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mackinnon and comer

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25
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awareness of patient and family culture, values, and faith-based beliefs that impact end of life decisions

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mackinnon and comer

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26
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healthcare can’t be removed from human rights

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mackinnon and comer

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27
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human rights culture

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moore’s

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28
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euthanasia

A

viljoen

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29
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pushed to stop euthanasia in south africa

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viljoen

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30
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act may be legal, but feeling is not at ease

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viljoen

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31
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patient charter

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access to healthcare hospital services
out-patient services
courtesy
visiting arrangements
religious beliefs
privacy
information concerning your treatment
consent to treatment
confidentiality
teaching and research
discharge
complaints

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32
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types of euthanasia

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active
passive
voluntary
involuntary

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33
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w/o consent and most controversial, not natural euthanasia

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active euthanasia

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34
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w/ consent, less controversial, natural dealth euthanasia

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passive euthanasia

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35
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w/ consent, informed consent, not natural death euthanasia

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voluntary euthanasia

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36
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w/o consent, give chance to live a few more days euthanasia

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involuntary euthanasia

37
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example of type of euthanasia is pulling of plug

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passive euthanasia

38
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CBPR

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lewitt, campbell, and cross

39
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meaning of CBPR

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community based participatory research

40
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participants are actively engaged

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cbpr by lewitt, campbell, and cross

41
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“working on” to “working with” communities

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cbpr by lewitt, campbell, and cross

42
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requires awareness of power relationship of healthcare practitioners and community members

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cbpr by lewitt, campbell, and cross

43
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when working with children, world sensitively with power dynamics

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cbpr by lewitt, campbell, and cross

44
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decision-making with simplified step-by step approach

45
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spirituality is part of healing process

46
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spirituality can assist with healing

47
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ethics shape interaction

A

tata project

48
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ethics shape the way people interact with each other

A

tata project

49
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WHO, THE CODE

aims to ___, ____, and _____ an _____ and _______ leading to _____, _____, and ______ across the organization

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aims to promote, enhance, and sustain an enabling and ethical environment leading to trust, transparency, and respect across the organization

50
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wrote an article

A

prachi juneja

51
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prachi juneja’s article was revied by

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management study guide content team

52
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only human beings are/can

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rational, autonomous and self conscious
act morally/immorally
part of moral community

53
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wrote a book

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panza, christopher
potthast, adam

54
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the title of panza, christopher’s and potthast, adam’s book

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ethics for dummies

55
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said that ethics is central component of happy, healthy, and mature life

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panza, christopher
potthast, adam

56
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moral foundation

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healthcare ethics

57
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guides actions and decisions of healthcare professionals

A

healthcare ethics

58
Q

sperm of husband is placed inside wife’s uterus

59
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meaning of AIH

A

artificial insemination by husband

60
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ex: couple struggling with low sperm motility

61
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meaning of AID

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artificial insemination by donor

62
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sperm from donor is placed is placed inside woman’s uterus

63
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ex: woman wants a baby but has no male partner

64
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meaning of IVG

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in vitro gametogenesis

65
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reproductive cells are transformed into sperm or eggs in a lab

66
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ex: person who can’t produce egg/sperm naturally may still have biological children

67
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meaning of IVF

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in vitro fertilization

68
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eggs are retrieved from ovaries, fertilized in a lab with sperm, and placed back to the uterus

69
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ex: woman w/ blocked fallopian tubes use this to get pregnant by having her egg fertilized outside her body and then implanted in her womb

70
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meaning of GIFT

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gamete intrafallopian transfer

71
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eggs and sperm are mixed together and placed directly into fallopian tubes so fertilization happens naturally inside the body

72
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ex: couple with unexplained infertility may try this as it allows egg and sperm to meet naturally inside the woman’s body

73
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meaning of ZIFT

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zygote intrafallopian transfer

74
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fertilized egg or a zygote is placed into fallopian tube instead of uterus to allow to travel naturally to the womb

75
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ex: woman with ovulating issues but healthy fallopian tubes may use this

76
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meaning of TET

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tubal embryo transfer

77
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a fertilized egg started growing (a.k.a embryo) is placed into fallopian tube instead of uterus

78
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ex: couple undergoing fertility treatments may opt for this

79
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meaning of IPI

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intraperitoneal insemination

80
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sperm is placed into peritoneal cavity near ovaries

81
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ex: woman has trouble conceiving with standard insemination methods

82
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meaning of ICSI

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intracytoplasmic sperm injection

83
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single sperm is directly injected into an egg to assist fertilization

84
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ex: man has very low sperm count/ weak sperm movement

85
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egg mismo nung mother and sperm nung tatay ang gamit

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traditional suggoracy

86
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ethical surrogacy

A

traditional suggoracy

87
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unethical surrogacy

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gestational surrogacy

88
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egg mismo nung surrogate and sperm nung donor ang gamit

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gestational surrogacy