Medical ethics Week 8 Flashcards

(15 cards)

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What is informed consent

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-When a competent patient agrees to medical treatment after being properly informed, voluntarily and without coercion

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Name the 5 components/requirementfor informed conssent

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  • Patient is competent to decide
    -Patient gets an adequate discloure of information
    -The patient understands the information
    -The patient decides about treatment voluntarily
    -Patient consents explicitly
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Informed consent is important bcs of what 2 main principles

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  • Autonomy
    -Beneficience
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What is autonomy

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  • Patients should be able to make decisions about their own bodies
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What is beneficience

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  • Where health care works must act in the patients best interest
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When is a person competent

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  • If they understand the situation
    -Can reason and choose
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When may a person not be competent

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  • If they have psychosis, dementia, alcoholisme
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8
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What does adequate disclosure includes

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  • Nature of the procedure
    -Risks
    -Alternatives
    -Expected benefits
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Name the types of information sharing standards and what they share

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  • Doctor-based standards- share what doctors typically tell patients
    -Patient-based standards- shares what a reasonable patient would want to know
    -Subjective standards- shares what this specific patient needs to know
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The decision made by the patient must be free from what

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  • Free from pressure
    -Coercion
    -Manipulation
    -Emotional pressure
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What does true consent mean

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-Understanding the proposal
-Taking responsibility

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12
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Name the 4 exceptions to informed consent

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  • Emergencies
    -Incompetent pateints
    -Waiver
    -Therapeutic privilege
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What does Rule utilitarianism believe in relation to informed consent

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-Getting consent builds trust and ensures better outcomes

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Explain Kantian ethics beliefs on:
-Autonomy
-Theraputic privilege
-Waivers

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Believs:
-To always respect autonomy
-Therapeutic priviledge is unnaceptable
-Waivers are okay

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Explain Act utilitarianism beleifs in relation to Infromed conssent

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That if skipping consent brings more benefit in a specific situation then its okay

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