Legal & Ethical Issues, C4; P-LQ, WB Flashcards
W2, 9/4-9
Justice
treating people fairly & equally
regardless of race, religion, culture, disability, or ability to pay
Treating people fairly & equally regardless of race, religion, culture, disability, or ability to pay is called ________.
Justice
Beneficence
doing good for those in your care
by preventing harm & promoting the health & welfare of the person
Doing good for those in your care (by preventing harm & promoting the health & welfare of the person) is called ______________.
Beneficence
Nonmaleficence
Avoiding harming those in your care & using kindness & gentleness when administering care
Using kindness & gentleness when administering care & avoiding harming those in your care is called ___________________.
Nonmaleficence
Fidelity
acting with integrity to earn others’ trust
Acting with integrity to earn others’ trust is called ________.
Fidelity
Autonomy
respecting a person’s rights & personal preferences
Respecting a person’s rights & personal preferences is called ____________.
Autonomy
Confidentiality
maintaining a person’s privacy
by allowing the person to discuss sensitive issues with the knowledge that the information will be kept secret
Maintaining a person’s privacy ^ is called _______________.
by allowing the person to discuss sensitive issues with the knowledge that the information will be kept secret
Confidentiality
A NA must be aware of others who may ______ from Patients/Residents & should report any ________ according to policy.
steal, suspicions
NAs are required by law to report their suspicions of _______ of anyone.
abuse
________ Laws are concerned with relationship between individual & society as a whole.
Criminal
Criminal Law
concerned with relationship between individual & society as a whole
Civil Law
law type; addresses relationships between people
____ Law addresses relationships between people.
Civil
The greater the person’s extent of __________, the higher the risk for abuse or/& neglect.
disability
The greater the person’s extent of disability, the higher the risk for _________ or/& _________.
abuse, neglect
Neglect is failing to provide for one’s basic __________ needs.
physical
Neglect
failure to provide for a dependent person’s basic physical needs
A ___ is a Civil Law violation.
Tort
Tort
Civil Law violation
Intentional Tort
violation of Civil Law committed by a person with the intent to do harm
Violation of Civil Law committed by a person with the intent to do harm is called __________ ____.
Intentional Tort
Unintentional Tort occurs when . . .
. . . someone causes harm/injury to another or another’s property without intent to cause harm.
An ______________ _____ occurs when someone causes harm/injury to another or another’s property without intent to cause harm.
Unintentional Tort
Ethics determine the difference between right & wrong where the ___ fears to tread.
law
______ are moral principles/standards that govern conduct.
Ethics
Ethics
moral principles/standards that govern conduct
_________ standards are less rigid/prescriptive than laws.
Ethical
Ethical standards are less _____/_________ than laws.
rigid/prescriptive
Withholding CPR for a patient with a terminal condition can be considered an __________ issue.
ethical
Withholding CPR for a patient with a _________ condition can be considered an ethical issue.
terminal
Leaving a Resident sitting on a commode unattended to do another task is ___________.
Negligence
Patients’/Residents’ rights include the right to ________ & ____________.
privacy, confidentiality