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week 5 Flashcards

1
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who said “we should never interfere with a persons freedom except in 3 situations”

A

JS Mill

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2
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what 3 situations should we interfere with a persons freedom

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  1. he/she doesnt know or understand whats happening
  2. he/she is going to harm you
  3. he/she is going to harm another person

these are also from JS Mill

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3
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what are the 4 aspects of autonomy

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  1. free action
  2. effective deliberation
  3. authenticity
  4. moral reflection
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4
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what is free action?

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you must demonstrate the ability to self-rule.. autonomy is not automatic
can be limited by internal and external sources

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5
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what is effective deliberations

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a person ruling him/herself shows good judgement
“good” meaning logical, sensible info

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6
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what could cause ineffective deliberations

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firstly: ineffective deliberations is poor judgement / illogical
what causes this?
1. misinformation (deception, lies)
2. missing information
3. mental/cognitive issues (delusion, compulsion)

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7
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what is authenticity

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you being who you truly are, free from external and internal constraints

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8
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what is moral reflection

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you clearly articulating your values
- did you adopt this unconsciously or uncritically

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9
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informed consent

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free to choose whatever option we want for ourselves.
- be reasonably informed
- allowed to make own decisions
- have those decisions respected

often considered a protective device amongst lawyers

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10
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what is a threshold concept

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place where you cross from right to wrong, or wrong to right

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What is appropriate information that informs consent?

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  • provide patients with all reasonable data
  • possible alternatives
  • risks of all possible procedures
  • without coercion
  • should encourage patients to make their own decisions
  • restrict your comments to your area of expertise
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12
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the noble lie is defined as:

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to tell a lie that benefits the deceived person
- a moral behaviour

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13
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T/F: lying to save your own ass is a noble lie according to plato

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false

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14
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what is a false positive lie

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lies in which people pretend to like soemeone or something more than they actually do
ex. your muffins are the best ever

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what is a false negative lie

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lies in which people try to present a lesser opinion of something or someone

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16
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the prevalence of lies is higher in students than community members

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true

17
Q

false positive are __ - __ times more common than false negative lies

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20-30

18
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why has autonomy become such a strong concern in health care

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  1. history of patient misuse and abuse
  2. rise of individualism & commercialization
  3. rise of informed patients
19
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supreme court condition granted to lying

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  • when the truth telling/disclosure of bad news could cause harm to the patient due to their emotional condition
20
Q

what is the apology act of 2009

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in ontario, the law states that an apology does not constitute an admission of fault or liability b the person making the apology. Further, apologies made for harm that occurs during treatment cannot be used as evidence of a liability against a physician in a civil proceeding, administrative proceeding, or arbitration.

21
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what is confidentiality

A

we have a right to privacy

22
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confidentiality comes from …

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autonomy and conflicts with autonomy

23
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the root of autonomy

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lies in the fact that social stigmas or persecution could interfere with your accessing healthcare service

24
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According to the Health Care and Consent Act of Ontario (1996), there are four (4) elements of informed consent. Which of the following IS NOT one of them:
a.) consent must relate to treatment
b.) consent must be informed
c.) be given voluntarily
d.) not be obtained through misrepresentation
e.) one must be 18 to give informed consent

A

e????

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