Jurisprudence Exam 1 – Questions With Accurate
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Terms in this set (64)
In the terms of jurisprudence, what Laws: have to
words ar easocaited it laws, ethics, and Ethics: ought to
risk management? Risk Management: choose to
,Why study jurisprudence? To help doctors function at the highest possible
professional level, providing competent,
compassionate healthcare to patients
To help doctors avoid legal entanglements that can
threaten your ability to
earn a living as a successful health care practitioner
Litigious society
Healthcare - wide range of responsibilities and bound
by laws and
regulations that the general population doesn't
routinely encounter
What is the foundation of a doctor Fiduciary relationship
patient relationship? Human nature (the more urgent the need, the more
distress we feel, the greater the vulnerability)
Uniqueness
Public perception
What is medical ethics? the judgement that healthcare providers use to
determine whether an action should be
allowed on the basis of "right and wrong", not all
unethical acts are illegal , all illegal are unethical
Where should you go if you are Code of ethics
concerned with the standards of
behavior?
What are morals? Define one's personal ceoncept of right and wrong
Moral values (principles and standards) are the basis
for ethical conduct
, What are values and what are they Principles by which individuals choose to follow
influenced by?
Influenced by personal or groups
What is integrity? Adherence to one's values
What is applied ethics? Ethical policies that are applied to organizations
What is Standard of Practice? Ethical and professional principles
Ex: informed son sent, gather patient history, etc
What are the Medical Practice Acts? define the scope of practice guidelines, laws that
govern licensing and regulations for a profession,
governed by each state
What is Medical Law? Dictates both the responsibilities if the healthcare
provider and the rights of the patient
What is a repeated wrong? individuals have the ability for self deception,
convincing themselves that their wrong actions are
acceptable, repetition causes less bothersome to
conscience
What is ignoring a witness wrong? ignoring inappropriate behavior, repetition leads to
fewer feelings of accountability
What is the chiropractic oath? "I will serve my patient to the best of my ability,
violating neither his confidences nor his dignity and in
my association with patients, I shall not violate that
which is moral and right."
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Terms in this set (64)
In the terms of jurisprudence, what Laws: have to
words ar easocaited it laws, ethics, and Ethics: ought to
risk management? Risk Management: choose to
,Why study jurisprudence? To help doctors function at the highest possible
professional level, providing competent,
compassionate healthcare to patients
To help doctors avoid legal entanglements that can
threaten your ability to
earn a living as a successful health care practitioner
Litigious society
Healthcare - wide range of responsibilities and bound
by laws and
regulations that the general population doesn't
routinely encounter
What is the foundation of a doctor Fiduciary relationship
patient relationship? Human nature (the more urgent the need, the more
distress we feel, the greater the vulnerability)
Uniqueness
Public perception
What is medical ethics? the judgement that healthcare providers use to
determine whether an action should be
allowed on the basis of "right and wrong", not all
unethical acts are illegal , all illegal are unethical
Where should you go if you are Code of ethics
concerned with the standards of
behavior?
What are morals? Define one's personal ceoncept of right and wrong
Moral values (principles and standards) are the basis
for ethical conduct
, What are values and what are they Principles by which individuals choose to follow
influenced by?
Influenced by personal or groups
What is integrity? Adherence to one's values
What is applied ethics? Ethical policies that are applied to organizations
What is Standard of Practice? Ethical and professional principles
Ex: informed son sent, gather patient history, etc
What are the Medical Practice Acts? define the scope of practice guidelines, laws that
govern licensing and regulations for a profession,
governed by each state
What is Medical Law? Dictates both the responsibilities if the healthcare
provider and the rights of the patient
What is a repeated wrong? individuals have the ability for self deception,
convincing themselves that their wrong actions are
acceptable, repetition causes less bothersome to
conscience
What is ignoring a witness wrong? ignoring inappropriate behavior, repetition leads to
fewer feelings of accountability
What is the chiropractic oath? "I will serve my patient to the best of my ability,
violating neither his confidences nor his dignity and in
my association with patients, I shall not violate that
which is moral and right."
