PAT Exam 2
- A set of morals and a code of conduct that enables tell a person or institution as to what is
proper or wrong
- How you deal with others each day
- Should be grounded in cause and fact - ANS-Ethics
- A written physician's order instructing healthcare workers to not carry out CPR
- Must have a written clinical order to comply with this request - ANS-DNR
- A incorrect committed towards any other man or woman or the individual's assets which
may additionally result in bodily harm, harm to non-public belongings, or deprivation of liberty
or freedom
- Can result of negligence or intentional misconduct - ANS-Tort
- Accepted policies of conduct
- Most human beings are guided by them
- Acquired during your lifestyles - ANS-Moral Principles
- Based on duty that regulations ought to be followed at all times irrespective of outcomes -
ANS-Deontologic Theory (non-consequentialism)
- Can be mounted for sufferers who do no longer preference for lifestyles to be maintained
by using mechanical manner
- Legal documents that are created by a in a position person to provide written statistics
concerning his or her goals for treatment if for some cause the affected person is unable to
make decisions on his/her very own - ANS-Advance directives
- Crimes towards the state or society as an entire
- Includes felonies and misdemeanors
- Brought to match by means of the government in opposition to a person or group of people
charged with a criminal offense - ANS-Criminal Law
- Discriminatory throughout basic interactions with others
- Our tendency to believe that sure humans, thoughts, and ideals are better than others -
ANS-Bias
- Focuses on the use of realistic wisdom and ethical character offering elements of each
teleologic and deontologic theory
- Takes into account how selections affect all people concerned, which include the affected
person, their own family, and how society is probably impacted - ANS-Virtue Ethics
- Having a duty to offer reasonable care and failing to accomplish that no matter intentions
- Four D's must be confirmed for a patient to charge a healthcare employee with forget about
- ANS-Negligence
, - Helps manual you thru daily demanding situations concerning ethical decision making -
ANS-Moral Compass
- If a affected person feels you intentionally did some thing that resulted in his or her injury
- Result in movements which might be executed to be able to purpose harm to every other
individual - ANS-Intentional Torts
- Include irritation and swelling, numbness, muscle spasm, burning, a "pins and needle"
feeling, stabbing ache, tingling, or loss of sensation
- Early reputation and intervention are vital - ANS-Symptoms of inflammatory illnesses
related to WRMSDs
- Includes legal guidelines known as statutes enacted with the aid of federal, state, or
neighborhood governments
- A statute created by a nation legislature or neighborhood government ought to not war with
federal statute or law - ANS-Statutory Law
- Includes lighting, air exceptional, and flooring, that can make a contribution to eye stress
and headaches
- Can affect pupil gaining knowledge of due to the want to face in one place for an extended
time period - ANS-Room Design
- Making selections primarily based on moral concepts and private values
- Should continually consist of being mindful of affected person safety - ANS-Ethical
choice-making
- Means all frame components are aligned and balanced
- includes how you take care of your extremities
- The more you practice it, the greater routine it becomes - ANS-Correct Posture
- Need for oxygen, meals, water, relaxation, and removal
- The want for sex is senseless for character survival however it is vital for the survival of
human kind - ANS-Physiologic
- Occupationally received or aggravated accidents to muscle mass, tendons, ligaments, or
cartilage on account of repetitive use
- Can cause ache, swelling, infection, backbone degeneration, and gradual deterioration of
tendons and ligaments
- Pain throughout exams may subside, but harm to soft tissue accumulates with time -
ANS-WRMSDs
- Occurs whilst a clinical professional confines a patient in a few manner against his or her
will
- Illegal use of immobilization devices - ANS-False imprisonment
- Often extra comfortable than terrible
- A set of morals and a code of conduct that enables tell a person or institution as to what is
proper or wrong
- How you deal with others each day
- Should be grounded in cause and fact - ANS-Ethics
- A written physician's order instructing healthcare workers to not carry out CPR
- Must have a written clinical order to comply with this request - ANS-DNR
- A incorrect committed towards any other man or woman or the individual's assets which
may additionally result in bodily harm, harm to non-public belongings, or deprivation of liberty
or freedom
- Can result of negligence or intentional misconduct - ANS-Tort
- Accepted policies of conduct
- Most human beings are guided by them
- Acquired during your lifestyles - ANS-Moral Principles
- Based on duty that regulations ought to be followed at all times irrespective of outcomes -
ANS-Deontologic Theory (non-consequentialism)
- Can be mounted for sufferers who do no longer preference for lifestyles to be maintained
by using mechanical manner
- Legal documents that are created by a in a position person to provide written statistics
concerning his or her goals for treatment if for some cause the affected person is unable to
make decisions on his/her very own - ANS-Advance directives
- Crimes towards the state or society as an entire
- Includes felonies and misdemeanors
- Brought to match by means of the government in opposition to a person or group of people
charged with a criminal offense - ANS-Criminal Law
- Discriminatory throughout basic interactions with others
- Our tendency to believe that sure humans, thoughts, and ideals are better than others -
ANS-Bias
- Focuses on the use of realistic wisdom and ethical character offering elements of each
teleologic and deontologic theory
- Takes into account how selections affect all people concerned, which include the affected
person, their own family, and how society is probably impacted - ANS-Virtue Ethics
- Having a duty to offer reasonable care and failing to accomplish that no matter intentions
- Four D's must be confirmed for a patient to charge a healthcare employee with forget about
- ANS-Negligence
, - Helps manual you thru daily demanding situations concerning ethical decision making -
ANS-Moral Compass
- If a affected person feels you intentionally did some thing that resulted in his or her injury
- Result in movements which might be executed to be able to purpose harm to every other
individual - ANS-Intentional Torts
- Include irritation and swelling, numbness, muscle spasm, burning, a "pins and needle"
feeling, stabbing ache, tingling, or loss of sensation
- Early reputation and intervention are vital - ANS-Symptoms of inflammatory illnesses
related to WRMSDs
- Includes legal guidelines known as statutes enacted with the aid of federal, state, or
neighborhood governments
- A statute created by a nation legislature or neighborhood government ought to not war with
federal statute or law - ANS-Statutory Law
- Includes lighting, air exceptional, and flooring, that can make a contribution to eye stress
and headaches
- Can affect pupil gaining knowledge of due to the want to face in one place for an extended
time period - ANS-Room Design
- Making selections primarily based on moral concepts and private values
- Should continually consist of being mindful of affected person safety - ANS-Ethical
choice-making
- Means all frame components are aligned and balanced
- includes how you take care of your extremities
- The more you practice it, the greater routine it becomes - ANS-Correct Posture
- Need for oxygen, meals, water, relaxation, and removal
- The want for sex is senseless for character survival however it is vital for the survival of
human kind - ANS-Physiologic
- Occupationally received or aggravated accidents to muscle mass, tendons, ligaments, or
cartilage on account of repetitive use
- Can cause ache, swelling, infection, backbone degeneration, and gradual deterioration of
tendons and ligaments
- Pain throughout exams may subside, but harm to soft tissue accumulates with time -
ANS-WRMSDs
- Occurs whilst a clinical professional confines a patient in a few manner against his or her
will
- Illegal use of immobilization devices - ANS-False imprisonment
- Often extra comfortable than terrible
