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Intro to PT-final
RIPS
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| define individual (REALM) | The individual realm is concerned with the good of the patient/client and focuses on rights, duties, relationships, and behaviors between individuals. It deals with the least complex problems. |
| define institutional/organizational (REALM) | The institutional/organizational realm is concerned with the good of the organization and focuses on structures and systems that will facilitate organizational or institutional goals. |
| define societal (REALM) | The societal realm is concerned with the common good and is the most complex realm. |
| moral sensitivity (INDIVIDUAL PROCESS) | involves recognizing, interpreting, and framing ethical situations. |
| moral judgement (INDIVIDUAL PROCESS) | Moral judgment requires deciding on right versus wrong actions. This process involves generating options, selecting, and applying ethical principles. |
| moral motivation (INDIVIDUAL PROCESS) | Moral motivation places a priority on ethical values over other values, such as self-interest, status, or financial gain. Professionalism is a primary “motivator” for ethical behavior. |
| moral courage (INDIVIDUAL PROCESS) | Moral courage involves implementing the chosen ethical action, including the development a plan and perseverance in the face of barriers and adversity. |
| issue/problem (ETHICAL SITUATION) | Important values are present or may be challenged. |
| dilemma (ETHICAL SITUATION) | Two alternative courses of action may be taken, both of which fulfill an important duty, and it is not possible to fulfill both obligations. Kidder21 describes this as a “right versus right” decision. |
| distress (ETHICAL SITUATION) | You know the right course of action but are not authorized or empowered to perform it. Note-may present as a later “complication” of any of the ethical situations. Ethical distress is often identified during the implementation phase of decision-making. |
| temptation (ETHICAL SITUATION) | Involves a choice between a “right” and a “wrong,” and in which you may stand to benefit from doing the wrong thing. Kidder describes this as a “right versus wrong” situation. |
| silence (ETHICAL SITUATION) | Ethical values are challenged, but no one is speaking about this challenge to values. This may actually be the course taken by an individual who is experiencing moral distress. |
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