D404 HEALTHCARE VALUES AND ETHICS UPDATED
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
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1. ethics
Answer:
reason for, andprinciples, that underline morals and systems
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2. ethicla principles
Answer:
actions, intentions, motives, value-based on a system of universal rules derived from ethical theories used
in absence of laws
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3. autonomy
Answer:
client's right to make own choices
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4. beneficence
Answer:
compassion; least harm to client through choices
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5. justice
Answer:
requires benefits/risks of resources to be fairly distributed
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6. legal principles
Answer:
specific rules/principles enforced by officials
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7. nonmaleficence
Answer:
principle of "do no harm"
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8. Who enforces legal principles?
Answer:
police, FBI, court systems. Reprecussions are usually jail/fines
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9. Ethical theories
Answer:
how to best apply ethical principles to reach a choice in best interest of patient
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10. meta-ethics
Answer:
philosophy to understand right/wrong
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11. normative ethics
Answer:
norms for conduct w/individuals
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12. descriptive ethics
Answer:
right vs wrong and why people believe its right
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13. applied ethics
Answer:
search for right in controversial topics
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14. consequential ethics
Answer:
correct action is the action = most good
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15. utilitarian ethics
Answer:
most good for most people
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16. deontologist ethics
Answer:
duty-based, obligation to self/others to do the right thing even if outcome ends up negative
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17. nonconsequential ethics
Answer:
action is right/wrong based on intention instead of outcome
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. ethics
Answer:
reason for, andprinciples, that underline morals and systems
Question:
2. ethicla principles
Answer:
actions, intentions, motives, value-based on a system of universal rules derived from ethical theories used
in absence of laws
Question:
3. autonomy
Answer:
client's right to make own choices
Question:
4. beneficence
Answer:
compassion; least harm to client through choices
Question:
5. justice
Answer:
requires benefits/risks of resources to be fairly distributed
Question:
6. legal principles
Answer:
specific rules/principles enforced by officials
Question:
7. nonmaleficence
Answer:
principle of "do no harm"
Question:
8. Who enforces legal principles?
Answer:
police, FBI, court systems. Reprecussions are usually jail/fines
, Question:
9. Ethical theories
Answer:
how to best apply ethical principles to reach a choice in best interest of patient
Question:
10. meta-ethics
Answer:
philosophy to understand right/wrong
Question:
11. normative ethics
Answer:
norms for conduct w/individuals
Question:
12. descriptive ethics
Answer:
right vs wrong and why people believe its right
Question:
13. applied ethics
Answer:
search for right in controversial topics
Question:
14. consequential ethics
Answer:
correct action is the action = most good
Question:
15. utilitarian ethics
Answer:
most good for most people
Question:
16. deontologist ethics
Answer:
duty-based, obligation to self/others to do the right thing even if outcome ends up negative
Question:
17. nonconsequential ethics
Answer:
action is right/wrong based on intention instead of outcome