L2 - Moral Dilemmas/RIPS Flashcards

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RIPS 3 components

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Realm
individual process (type of moral problem)
situation (type of moral issue)

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2
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rule based decision

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use timeless rules of conduct

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3
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deontological

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an action that is morally good without considering whether the outcome is favorable or not

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4
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autonomy

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patients have the right to make decisions as much as we do

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5
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beneficience

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care in the best interest of the patient

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6
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non maleficence

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do not harm

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7
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veracity

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truthfulness

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realm types

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individual - single person
organizational - business/org
societal - religion, country, community

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9
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moral sensitivity

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recognizing an ethical situation exists
being able to project the consequences of your actions

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10
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moral judgment

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decision about right or wrong

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11
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moral motivation

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being able to put moral values over other values like self gratification, money, emotion, etc

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12
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moral courage

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deciding whether to take action in an ethical situation to do the right thing

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13
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ethical issue

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challenge confronting moral obligations
ex) pt is a convict

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14
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ethical dilemma

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there’s two morally correct courses of actions but both can’t be followed at the same time
ex) pt is refusing therapy they need to recover, pt has right to autonomy but you want to use beneficience for best interest of patient

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15
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ethical distress

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you know the right thing to do but are somehow blocked from doing it

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16
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ethical temptation

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recognizing temptation that could convince you to act against professional code
ex) dating a patient

17
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moral silence

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not speaking up when you should to report unethical behavior

18
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Tests for right and wrong

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legal test: is it legal?
PU: does it smell wrong?
Front page: How would it look on the front page
Mom/Dad: How would parents feel?
Professional ethics: what does code say?

19
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types of justice

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distributive: equal dist to all
compensatory: act to make up for past injustice
procedural: follows an order

20
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teleological

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decision made with outcome in mind, doing something that may or may not be morally right to get the most favorable outcome