Mod 5

Question 1

Refers to the guiding principles of behavior

Answer 1

Ethics

Question 2

Refers to norms of standards of behavior

Answer 2

Ethical

Question 3

Ethical principles that pertains to human rights such as the principles of respecting others truth telling honestly respect for life

Answer 3

Natural law

Question 4

Is the ethical belief system the stresses the importance of doing one’s duty and following the rules

Answer 4

Deontological law

Question 5

Greatest good for the greatest number which sacrifice one or more individuals so that a group of people can benefit in some important way

Answer 5

Teleological law

Question 6

5th century bc ethical in western medicine has made references to the ______ to maintain privacy and to strive to act for the benefit of the sick

Answer 6

Hippocratic oath

Question 7

He started a series of publication that ascribe moral authority and independence in ethical reasoning to physicians

Answer 7

Thomas percival

Question 8

Established the basic tenet of the ethical practice of healthcare which is informed consent

Answer 8

Justice benjamin cardozo

Question 9

To safeguard all human studies subjects by insisting that research protocols in good voluntary participation and withdrawal

Answer 9

Institutional review board for the protection of human subject

Question 10

Our documents that define a profession and describe the profession scope of practice

Answer 10

Practice act

Question 11

Represents an articulation of nine provisions of professional values and moral obligation with respect to the nurse patient relationship and with respect of the profession and its mission

Answer 11

Code of ethics

Question 12

It is the guiding principles of behavior

Answer 12

Ethics

Question 13

Refers to an internal belief system or what one believes to be right

Answer 13

Moral values

Question 14

Refer for rules governing behavior or conduct that are enforceable under threat of punishment or penalty such as fine imprisonment or both

Answer 14

Legal rights and duties

Question 15

The right to full disclosure the right to makes one’s own decision or right to self determination

Answer 15

Informed consent

Question 16

The right of a client to self determination

Answer 16

Autonomy

Question 18

Truth telling the honesty by a professional in providing full disclosure the client of the risk and benefits of any invasive

Answer 18

Veracity

Question 19

A binding social contact to protect another privacy a professional obligation to respect privilege information between health professional and client

Answer 19

Confidentiality

Question 20

The principle of doing no harm

Answer 20

Non-maleficence

Question 21

The doing or non-doing of an act pursue one to a duty that are reasonable person in the same circumstances would or would not do

Answer 21

Negligence

Question 22

Refers to a limited class of negligent activities that will fall within the scope of performance by those pursuing a particular profession involving high skilled and technical services

Answer 22

Malpractice

Question 23

A standard of behavior or a behavioral expectation relevant to one’s personal or professional status in life

Answer 23

Duty

Question 24

The principle of doing good or acting in the best interest of a client through adherence to professional performance standards and procedural protocols

Answer 24

Beneficence

Question 25

Equal distribution of good services benefits and burdens regardless of plant diagnosis culture national origin religious orientation sexual preferences and the like

Answer 25

Justice