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HCR 210 Ethics in Health Care Chapter 1Normative Ethics - correct answer The study of what is right and wrong. Metaethics - correct answer The study of ethical concepts Normative Ethical Theories (6) - correct answer 1. Natural Law Theories 2. Egoistic Theories 3. Authority based Theories 4. Teleological Theories 5. Deontolgical Theories 6. Virtue Ethics authority-based ethics - correct answer determine the right thing to do on the basis of what an authority has said. It can be faith-ba...

HCR 210 Final Exam ReviewUtilitarian Theory - correct answer A moral theory holding that an action is judged as good or bad in relation to the consequence, outcome, or end result derived from it. The intention or virtue of the act is secondary to the outcome. Palliative Care - correct answer An approach to care focusing on primarily the comfort and support of patients facing illness that is chronic or not responsive to curative treatment. Futile Care - correct answer An approach to care of...

HCR 210 Final Exam Reviewnormative ethical theories - correct answer - authority based - egoistic - virtue - deontological - teleological Authority based - correct answer Concepts of right and wrong are based on authority figures Ethical Egoism - correct answer Based on the idea that people make decisions to act in their own self-interests virtue ethics - correct answer Aristotle's concept of eudaimonia - being virtuous and living a happy and fulfilled life by building your chara...

HCR 210 Final ExamThe obligation to keep private (not to disclose) any information about a patient; information is to be shared only with those who need to know in order to provide care to that patient - correct answer Confidentiality Based upon the rationalist view that the rightness or wrongness of an act depends upon the nature of the act, rather than its consequences. - correct answer Deontology Ethical theory that deals with the greater good - correct answer Teleology holds that th...

HCR 210 Final Q&AWhat is not a principle of Rawl's theory of justice? - justice is fairness - people will differ in their view of what is just - rule of law does not need to be respected - people are in agreement to arbitration - correct answer rule of law does not need to be respected What ethical theory is associated with the morality of actions toward the end goal? - virtue - deontology - teleology - relativism - correct answer teleology What is the primary goal of conseque...

HCR 210 FinalEthics - correct answer a philosophical system for examining situations that involve questions of right and wrong; usually involve conflict among competing moral principles or values and requires a way to make decisions about what to do Morals - correct answer Makes up a system of rules within a society or group that establishes standards of behavior & guides conduct Values - correct answer Ideals, beliefs, customs, modes of conduct, qualities or goals that are highly prized o...

HCR 210 Final Who is responsible for denouncing ethical violations? - correct answer Because the nurse has witnessed these behaviors, she is obligated to report them to her supervisor What type of offenses warrant denunciation? - correct answer A nurse suspects that one of the anesthesia care providers is diverting narcotics for personal use. What is an appropriate first step to take in denouncing ethical violations? - correct answer Believing that direct confrontation of the anesthesia c...

HCR 210 Finalreal values - correct answer consistency among thought, feeling, action moral thought - correct answer reflection on what is right and wrong moral values - correct answer what should or should not be acted upon; from moral thought values - correct answer ideals, beliefs, customs, modes of conduct, qualities, or goals that are highly prized or preferred by individuals, groups or society intrinsic values - correct answer originate from self maintenance of life extrinsi...

HCR 210 Final Ethics - correct answer the branch of philosophy which is concerned with critical examination of the moral aspects of human conduct values - correct answer ideals, beliefs, customs, modes of conduct, qualities, or goals that are highly prized or preferred by individuals, groups, or society overt values - correct answer values of individuals, groups, institutions, and organized systems that are explicitly communicated through written or public discourse; policies, standards ...

HCR 210 finalegoism - correct answer the tendency to see things in relation to oneself; self-centeredness Ethical Egoism - correct answer the belief that individuals should live their lives so as to maximize their own pleasure and minimize their own pain Theory of Objectivism - correct answer The theory of objectivism is not of large importance in healthcare field due to the idea that the healing ethic itself requires sublimation of self-interests to those of the patient Authority based...