Quiz 1 Flashcards
A person questions why morality in practice is necessary
moral indifference
Duty to tell the truth
veracity
The process by which a client gives written permission for a treatment or procedure to be performed
informed consent
Client’s ability to make their own choices and decisions
autonomy
Decision making that provides the greatest good for the greatest number
utilitarianism
A person witnesses an immoral act but feels powerless to stop it
moral outrage
HIPAA, ADA, and the uniform anatomical gift act are examples of this
federal regulations
Compares the relative weights of goals, duties, and rights
intuitionist reasoning
These define and limit the practice of nursing in each state
nurse practice acts
Health care providers are legally required to report these
abuse and communicable diseases
Seeks fairness in matters related to care and use of resources
justice
Unsure about application or moral principles or values
moral uncertainty and conflict
Communicates a client’s wishes regarding end of life care
advanced directives
Utilitarian ethical theory is also referred to as
teleological theory
The laws and rules governing nursing practice in a certain state
statutory law