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1. Morality: personal character, conduct, or beliefs (ANA)
2. Values: personal beliefs that guide behavior; shaped by worldview
including culture/religion
3. Ethics: formal study of morality; structured approach to decision-
making
4. ethics is the first standard of ANA standards of professional performance.
Nurses must:: -Use the Code of Ethics as a guide
-Provide respectful, compassionate, person-centered care
-Advocate for autonomy and informed decision-making
-Maintain confidentiality and boundaries
-Promote justice and social equity
5. autonomy: Respecting patient's right to choose
6. beneficence: Promoting good
7. nonmaleficence: Avoiding harm
8. justice: Fair and equal treatment
9. fidelity: Keeping commitments
10. veracity: truthfulness
11. Ethical Dilemmas: • Conflict between competing values or principles
• No clear "right" or "wrong" solution
• Moral Dilemmas
12. common examples of ethical dilemmas: • End-of-life care (DNR, withdrawal of life support)
• Scarce resources (ICU beds, ventilators)
• Confidentiality vs. public safety
13. Factors Influencing Ethical
Decisions: • Personal and professional values
• Legal and regulatory standards
• Organizational culture/policies
• Patient/family values
• Societal expectations
• Nurses' moral courage and resilience
14. Frameworks for Ethical
Decision-Making: • Nursing Process Model
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Study online at https://quizlet.com/_itukg0
1. Morality: personal character, conduct, or beliefs (ANA)
2. Values: personal beliefs that guide behavior; shaped by worldview
including culture/religion
3. Ethics: formal study of morality; structured approach to decision-
making
4. ethics is the first standard of ANA standards of professional performance.
Nurses must:: -Use the Code of Ethics as a guide
-Provide respectful, compassionate, person-centered care
-Advocate for autonomy and informed decision-making
-Maintain confidentiality and boundaries
-Promote justice and social equity
5. autonomy: Respecting patient's right to choose
6. beneficence: Promoting good
7. nonmaleficence: Avoiding harm
8. justice: Fair and equal treatment
9. fidelity: Keeping commitments
10. veracity: truthfulness
11. Ethical Dilemmas: • Conflict between competing values or principles
• No clear "right" or "wrong" solution
• Moral Dilemmas
12. common examples of ethical dilemmas: • End-of-life care (DNR, withdrawal of life support)
• Scarce resources (ICU beds, ventilators)
• Confidentiality vs. public safety
13. Factors Influencing Ethical
Decisions: • Personal and professional values
• Legal and regulatory standards
• Organizational culture/policies
• Patient/family values
• Societal expectations
• Nurses' moral courage and resilience
14. Frameworks for Ethical
Decision-Making: • Nursing Process Model
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