22 questions
A set of principles relating to what is morally right or wrong.
Ethics
Values
Morals
Customs
Emergent, Urgent, & Nonurgent
Urgent Care
Emergency Room
ICU
Triage
A graduate of a medical school who is gaining experience in a hospital.
Extern
Intern
Resident
Physician Assistant
Beliefs, customs, and traditions that are reflected in personal convictions about right and wrong.
Ethics
Values
Morals
Customs
Requires both the health care professional and the patient to tell the truth.
Honesty
Fidelity
Integrity
Veracity
Indirect Patient Care
Attitude
Work Ethic
Nonclinical
Autonomy
Health Unit Coordinators are found in all of the following settings, EXCEPT:
Hospital
Hospice
Nursing Homes
Clinics
Absolute Moral Duties Based on Principle
Golden Rule
Kant's Categorical Imperatives
Ethics
Customs
Unwritten Rule
Ethics
Morals
Values
Customs
Standards of behavior that are personal
Ethics
Morals
Values
Customs
Characteristics or conduct worthy of praise or admiration because they advance moral principle.
Moral Duty
Moral Belief
Moral Custom
Moral Virtue
Involves dedicating yourself to something, like a person or a cause.
Ethical Dilemma
Ethical Context
Ethical Consciousness
Ethical Commitment
Influenced by different professions, organizations, & institutions.
Ethics
Morals
Values
Customs
Spoken Defamation
Libel
Gossip
Slander
Verbal Abuse
Surgery or treatment to minors.
Negligence
Malpractice
Assault
Battery
Codes of ethics related to health care delivery do provide solutions to issues but serve as guides for ethical and moral conduct.
True
False
This is an oath, pledged by nurses on graduation that states the ethical standards of their profession.
Hippocratic Oath
Nightingale Pledge
The Second General Assembly of the World Medical Association
Prayer of Maimonides
The health care worker asks for clarification and assistance when unsure of any aspect of care.
True
False
The ability to discern right from wrong, good from evil, and propriety from impropriety.
Aspect of Ethics
Ethical Decisions
Code of Ethics
Rule of Respect
Behave only in those ways you feel appropriate for all people, at all times.
No Exceptions, No Excuses
Rule of Universality
Moral Duties
Rule of Respect
Requires that health care professionals remain within their scope of practice.
Work Ethic
Attitude
Role Fidelity
Veracity
A patient who usually requires health care for less than 24 hours
Acute
Chronic
Inpatient
Outpatient