categorical imperative
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categorical refers to moral rules that do not admit exceptions; imperative
denotes a command that is derived from principle. (when making a
decision, one should imagine that in all similar cases the same decision
should be made)
authenticity
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refers to the attribute of maintaining and articulating consistent
fundamental values and beliefs over time.
,hedonism
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the pursuit of pleasure as the highest achievable good
Beneficence in research
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implies protection from harm and discomfort including balance between
the benefits and risks of a study
Moral Philosophy
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the philosophical discussion of what is considered to be good or bad, right
or wrong
How would Florence Nightingale be described
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as a nurse, statistician, sanitarian, social reformer and scholar.
, Autonomy
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means self-governing and denotes having the freedom to make choices
about issues that affect one's own life.
rule utilitarianism
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a type of utilitarianism that suggest people choose rules that when
followed consistently will maximize the overall good
Ways that patients autonomy is violated
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1.assuming that patients and nurses star the same values and goals
2. failing to recognize that people process information in unique ways
3. Assuming that patients have more or less knowledge than is reasonable
for us to presume them to have
4. focusing solely on the task-driven "work" of nursing-doing procedures,
giving medications, documenting care- and in doing so, neglecting to
provide individualized and responsive care.
self awareness
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categorical refers to moral rules that do not admit exceptions; imperative
denotes a command that is derived from principle. (when making a
decision, one should imagine that in all similar cases the same decision
should be made)
authenticity
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refers to the attribute of maintaining and articulating consistent
fundamental values and beliefs over time.
,hedonism
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the pursuit of pleasure as the highest achievable good
Beneficence in research
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implies protection from harm and discomfort including balance between
the benefits and risks of a study
Moral Philosophy
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the philosophical discussion of what is considered to be good or bad, right
or wrong
How would Florence Nightingale be described
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as a nurse, statistician, sanitarian, social reformer and scholar.
, Autonomy
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means self-governing and denotes having the freedom to make choices
about issues that affect one's own life.
rule utilitarianism
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a type of utilitarianism that suggest people choose rules that when
followed consistently will maximize the overall good
Ways that patients autonomy is violated
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1.assuming that patients and nurses star the same values and goals
2. failing to recognize that people process information in unique ways
3. Assuming that patients have more or less knowledge than is reasonable
for us to presume them to have
4. focusing solely on the task-driven "work" of nursing-doing procedures,
giving medications, documenting care- and in doing so, neglecting to
provide individualized and responsive care.
self awareness
