HCR 210

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...

HCR 210 Finale ExamThe United States health care system is constructed after which model of health care delivery, according to your textbook? a) All the presented option are included b) Private insurance coverage is required for all by individual or employer mandate (Bismarck model) c) The government owns and provides all required medical service (Beveridge or National Health Service model) d) The government provides health insurance (National Health insurance model) - correct answer...

HCR 210 Lesson 1 QuizMatch the statement to the correct step. The following four items relate to this case scenario and are worth a total of 4 points: An 85-year-old man with dementia is hospitalized for aspiration pneumonia. Testing reveals swallowing difficulties and a high likelihood of recurrent aspiration. The medical team suggests a feeding tube, but the patient's wife is reluctant to consent. - correct answer Step 4: Justify the decision: Step 1: State the problem: Step 3: Assess a rang...

HCR 210 Lesson 1Ambiguity - correct answer A situation in which the clarity of the facts does not dictate the decision to be made Assumptions - correct answer Beliefs that people hold without any proof that they are factually correct, medical practices that have very little scientific justification Classical Natural Law - correct answer Class of ethical theory arguing that rational reflection on human nature will yield principles of good and bad that can guide human action in order to brin...

HCR 210 Lesson 4 QuizThe Hawthorne effect refers to - correct answer improvement in worker productivity and cooperation induced by workers believing they are being observed. Which of the following is true of minor consent laws? - correct answer These laws protect a minor's confidentiality. Which of the following statements is true when an employee receives treatment for a work-related condition? - correct answer The physician must comply with workers' compensation laws. Which of the f...

HCR 210 quiz #7Discrimination - correct answer treating one person differently from another based on an unrelated attribute Sexism - correct answer relates to prejudice, devaluation, stereotyping or discrimination based on gender Nursism - correct answer derogatory term to characterize men in nursing, demeans the caring role of men in nursing Stereotyping - correct answer Retention in nursing school students is better for women than men because they feel less included Victimization -...

HCR 210 Quiz 2Moral Development - correct answer a complex process whereby a person forms a world view; a way of coming to a sense of morality Worldview - correct answer a way of viewing ethical issues within the moral community Moral Judgment - correct answer a process of making an assessment about an ethical situation in which there is conflict of values, principles, or expected behaviors Kohlburg (theory of moral development) - correct answer Justice perspective; focus on principles,...

HCR 210 QUIZ ANSWERSThe United States health care system is constructed after which model of health care delivery, according to your textbook? - correct answer All the presented options The refusal of some states to participate in exchanges to expand Medicaid reflects which view of social justice? - correct answer Libertarian Differences in the application of the theory of justice is an underlying factor in the political debate about health care reform. - correct answer True The United ...

HCR 210 review quiz 1ethics - correct answer A Philosophical system for critically examining situations that involve questions of right and wrong morals - correct answer Social system of rules which guide, conduct and establishes standards of behavior within a society or group. morality - correct answer Rules of how we live our lives- Deals with personal and professional values agape - correct answer passionate concern for the well-being of others phronesis - correct answer knowledg...