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Murray Ch 3 Terms

Murray Chapter 3 Terms

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Rules or principles that govern right conduct, specifically those that relate to health care Bioethics
Ethical model stating that the right course of action is the one dictated by ethical principles and moral rules Deontological model
An adolescent younger than the age of majority (usually 18 years)who is considered developmentally competent to make certain medical decisions independent of a parent or guardian Emancipated minor
A situation in which no solution seems completely satisfactory Ethical dilemma
Rules of principles that govern right conduct and distinctions between right and wrong Ethics
Ethical model based on the belief that every person has human rights Human rights model
Negligence by a professional person Malpractice
Nurse licensure that allows nurses to hold licenses in their states of residence and practice in other states that also recognize the home state’s license; also known as a multistate licensure compact Mutual recognition
Failure to act in the way a reasonable, prudent person of similar background would act in similar circumstances Negligence
Laws that determine the scope of nursing practice in each state Nurse practice acts
Level of care that can be expected of a professional as determined by laws, professional organizations, and health care agencies Standard of care
Procedures determined by nurses, physicians, and administrators that allow nurses to perform duties usually part of the medical practice Standard procedures
Ethical model stating that the right course of action is the one that produces the greatest good Utilitarian model
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