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Psych 2.7

QuestionAnswer
Autonomy Respecting the rights of others to make their own decisions
Beneficience The duty to promote good
Nonmaleficience Do no harm
Justice Distribute resources equal
Fidelity Maintaining loyalty and commitment
Veracity Ones duty to always communicate truthfully
Stigmatization of predictive psychiatry Genetic testing could prevent an individual from getting a job
Involuntary commitment reasons Mentally ill, danger to self or others, gravely disabled, in need of tx and illness prevents voluntary help seeking.
What are the requirements for involuntary commitment? Done for 24-96 hours, and court hearing must be done before discharge or next admission
Pharmacogenetic testing; is it fda approved? No
What is writ of habeas corpus Used when pts believe they have been held without just cause.
Why are release AMA's ethical dilemmas? Pt autonomy vs provider beneficience
Conditional release Requires outpatient tx for a specific period of time with follow through eval
ASsisted outpatient treatment Similar to conditional release but court ordered.
Capacity A person's ability to make an informed decision
Competency A legal term for degree of mental soundess a person has to make decisions or to carry out specific acts
 

 



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