Chapter 3 Law and Ethics
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| The study of values, or morals and morality. It includes concepts such as right, wrong, good, evil, and responsibility. | Ethics
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| The standards developed to affect quality and ensure the highest ethical and professional behavior. | Code of Ethics
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| The ability to function independently | Autonomy
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| A patient's decision making related to his/her own health. | Informed Consent
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| The American healthcare system is based upon insuring this. | The rights of patients
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| Loyalty and faithfulness to others. | Fidelity
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| Acting to benefit others. The principle of doing good. | Beneficence
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| The most important value in any pharmacy setting. | Putting the patient first
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| A feeling of sorrow for someone resulting from sensitivity to his/her problems. | Sympathy
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| Taking accountability for one's own actions. | Responsibility
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| The most critical point of discussion in the relationship between the patient and the pharmacist. | Allergies
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| Allegiance to a cause, ideal, custom, institution, or product. | Loyalty
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| A person who acquires specialized knowledge and conforms to the technical and ethical standards of his/her occupation. | Professional
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| Collaboration with colleagues for the good of the patient. | Teamwork
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| Telling the truth | Veracity
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| The primary concern of professional ethics. | Moral Issues and Responsibility
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| Medicare provides fair and ethical treatment for these groups of people. | The elderly and the disabled.
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| The code of ethics for pharmacists is based on this. | Moral Obligations
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| This must be the highest priority of a pharmacist. | Patient counseling
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