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modeling
moralizing
laissez-faire
reward/punishment
responsible choice |
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| learning from viewing what others do |
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| learning from school, educating |
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| explore own values; no guidance |
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| explore different values with guidance, but allow to see different consequences for choices |
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| 3 times you are allowed to be unethical |
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pregnancy (pt has measles, chicken pox, shingles)
immunocompromised (any pt infectious)
religious beliefs |
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| duties for every rn, non-negotiable traits are? |
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| decision decided by pt or family, legal decision, chose if they want recusitation or other life saving measures |
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| document a pt creates stating their wishes, is not a legal document |
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| pt picks another person to carry out their wishes when they can not, legal |
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| durable power of attorney |
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| act of wrong doing is called |
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intentional
unintentional |
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| examples of tort: assault/battery, fraud, false imprisonment, liable, |
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| examples of tort: negligence, malpractice |
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| most important law affecting RN practice, varies by state |
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| professional org., not laws |
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| ways in which professional competence is ensured and maintained |
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