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C Exam 5

Ethics

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What is autonomy? right to self-determination
What is beneficence? obligation to assist others; actions promote good Think obligation
What are the code of ethics? a general guide for a profession's membership and a social contract with the public that the profession serves.
What is altruism? concern for the welfare and wellbeing of others
What is nonmaleficence? do no harm and safeguard from harm. Perform only things intended for good.
What is veracity? complete and truthful information Be honest and tell the truth
What is justice? treating all people fairly
What are the 7 ethical principles? Autonomy Beneficence Justice Fidelity Veracity HIPPA, confidentiality Accountability
What is fidelity? Keep promises and don't make promises you can't keep
What does the ICN regulate? Nurses & People Nurses & Practice Nurses & the Profession Nurses & Co-workers International
What does the ANA regulate? American Nursing Association
How many things are covered under the ANA code of ethics? 9 values
Who are considered vulnerable populations? Children Pregnant women Incarcerated individuals older adults Cognitively impaired individuals undocumented status
When is advocating for your patient even more important? those that do not have a voice or could be coerced to cooperate/participate
What did the tuskeegee study change? strict guidelines for all phases of research informed consent all pts have the option to not participate or stop at any time
What is ethical obligation? respect client's beliefs and right to autonomy throughout the care process
What is a stakeholder? people who will be most affected
What can you do to enhance ethical practice? awareness of your own values and ethics (self awareness)
What is a living will? designates types of medical treatments you want
What is a durable power of attorney for health care? identifies who you want to make decision on your behalf
What is a combination directive? Both a living will and durable power of attorney combined
What is integrity? acting in accordance with an appropriate code of ethics
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