What is ethics? Flashcards

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ADA Ethical Principles (5)

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Non-maleficence
Beneficence
Patient autonomy 
Veracity
Justice
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ADHA Ethical Principles (7)

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Non-maleficence
Beneficence
Individual autonomy and respect for human beings 
Veracity
Justice and fairness
Confidentiality 
Societal trust
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Non-maleficence

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“do no harm”

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Beneficence

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“do good”

promoting the welfare of our patients

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Patient autonomy

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the right of patients to make their own decisions

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Veracity

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truthful, honest, trustworthy

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Deontological approach

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use rules (code of ethics) to distinguish right from wrong

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Utilitarian approach

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focus on outcomes to distinguish right from wrong

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Deontological approach is

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simple to apply

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Deontological approach has little

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subjectivity

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Deontological approach limitations

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does not consider outcomes nor weigh the costs/benefits of a situation

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Utilitarian approach goal is

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the greatest good for the greatest number

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Utilitarian approach is the most

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reason based approach

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Utilitarian approach limitations

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knowledge of outcomes in needed to decide on an acceptable course of action; trouble for accounting for autonomy and justice

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step 1 to ethical decision making

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identify all affected relationships, gather all relevant facts

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step 2 to ethical decision making

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identify ethical principles involved, identify any professional obligations

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step 3 to ethical decision making

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list possible courses of action

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step 4 to ethical decision making

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select the best solution and take action

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step 5 to ethical decision making

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prepare a defense for chosen course of action

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4 values and concepts in dentistry and dental hygiene

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informed consent
confidentiality
paternalism
capacity

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informed consent

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patient exercising autonomy in decision making
patient needs to be provided with all relevant information to make a decision
-allow the patient to make a decision on the basis of the information provided

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confidentiality

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respect for persons and involves the patient exercising autonomy in providing information to a dental professional

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paternalism is related to which 2 code of ethics?

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non-maleficence

beneficence

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paternalism

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clinician should take on the role of “parent” and make decisions in the best interest of the patient

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capacity

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competence, making sure the patient is in a state that is able to understand, appreciate, and reason
-may need to consult others for a patients capacity