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Eliodapro Hakizimaana
more than 1 week ago
#patient-rights #health-information-privacy #confidentiality #informed-consent #medical-ethics

Medical ethics notes about consent, privacy, and confidentiality.
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Eliodapro Hakizimaana
more than 1 week ago
#healthcare-regulations #medical-ethics

Situations where obtaining consent from a patient is required.
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Eliodapro Hakizimaana
more than 1 week ago
#healthcare #hippocratic-oath #medical-ethics

Areas in the Hippocratic Oath that emphasize non-maleficence.
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Anonymous
more than 1 week ago
#healthcare-regulation #medical-ethics

Differences between medical councils and associations concerning medical ethics.
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Anonymous
more than 4 weeks ago
#medical-terminology #healthcare-safety #medical-ethics

What preventive measures can you take to ensure health workers are safe from used needles? Difference between informed consent and correct test result? Iraquick is also known as?

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Anonymous
Oct 12
#healthcare-compliance #legal #medical-ethics

Explain the principles of legal medical ethics.
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Joan Jepkorir
Oct 6
#patient-care #medical-ethics

Adhering to two principles of justice in patient care: commitment to beneficence and non-maleficence.
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Anonymous
Jul 13
#neuroscience #neurosurgery #brain-functions #medical-ethics

If hippocampus is removed If corpus collasam is removed If temporal lobe is removed If frontal lobe is removed If left hemisphere is removed If right hemisphere is removed?
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Anonymous
May 4
#surgery #privacy #legal-issues #patient-care #medical-ethics

State four circumstances under which a clinical officer can disregard the issue of confidentiality while managing patients?
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Anonymous
Mar 27
#patient-rights #nursing-procedures #medical-ethics

When performing a delayed bladder catheterization procedure on a patient, the nurse forgets to close the door, and other patients in the same place visualize the procedure.Which patient's rights were?

Violate. The right to information. The right to life. The right to autonomy. The right to privacy.

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edson sospeter
Jan 24
#beneficence #ethics #medical-ethics

Describe six examples dilemma of beneficence????
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edson sospeter
Jan 22
#ethics #medical-ethics

Describe dilemmas of non malfeasance?????
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