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ETHICAL PRINCIPLES THE LAW AND RADIOGRAPHY

ETHICAL PRINCIPLES THE LAW AND RADIOGRAPHY. PATIENT CARE PART 1 Chapter 6. ETHICAL PRINCIPLES. TERMS USED TO RESOLVE ETHICAL DILEMMAS. AUTONOMY BENEFICIENCE CONFIDENTIALITY DOUBLE EFFECT FIDELITY. JUSTICE NONMALEFICENCE PATERNALISM SANCTITY OF LIFE VERACITY RESPECT FOR PROPERTY.

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ETHICAL PRINCIPLES THE LAW AND RADIOGRAPHY

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  1. ETHICAL PRINCIPLESTHE LAW AND RADIOGRAPHY PATIENT CARE PART 1 Chapter 6

  2. ETHICAL PRINCIPLES TERMS USED TO RESOLVE ETHICAL DILEMMAS

  3. AUTONOMY BENEFICIENCE CONFIDENTIALITY DOUBLE EFFECT FIDELITY JUSTICE NONMALEFICENCE PATERNALISM SANCTITY OF LIFE VERACITY RESPECT FOR PROPERTY

  4. ETHICAL DILEMMAS • IDENTIFY PROBLEM • DEVELOP ALTERNATIVE SOLUTION • PICK BEST SOLUTION • DEFEND IT

  5. HIPAAREFER TO HIPAA POWERPOINT

  6. IT’S A SMALL WORLD AFTER ALL….

  7. THE LAW CRIMINAL/MISDEMEANERS CIVIL/TORTS

  8. INTENTIONAL TORTS • FALSE IMPRISONMENT • LIBEL/SLANDER/DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER • ASSAULT • BATTERY • INVASION OF PRIVACY

  9. UNINTENTIONAL MISCONDUCTS • Negligence • duty of care • breach of duty • loss or injury • attributed to the breach of duty

  10. Res ispa loquiter “the thing speaks for itself”

  11. Respondeat Superior “let the master speak”

  12. CONSENT • INFORMED • WRITTEN • ASSUMED

  13. CHAPTER 6- PATIENT CARE AND ASSESSMENT • RT’S NEED TO ASSESS • WHY? • HOW?

  14. “I’m thirsty! Can you get me some water?”

  15. “I really have to go to the bathroom!” Or or

  16. OBTAINING PATIENT HISTORY OBJECTIVE SUBJECTIVE

  17. QUESTIONS THAT COVER THESE AREAS • ONSET/CAUSE • DURATION • SPECIFIC LOCATION • QUALITY OF PAIN • WHAT AGGREVATES IT (OPTIONAL) • WHAT ALLEVIATES IT (OPTIONAL)

  18. THE “IN-PATIENT” “OUT-PATIENTS” WALKIE-TALKIES

  19. ASSESSING THE IN-PATIENT • CHECK CHART! • ALLERGIES NOTED ON FRONT OF CHART • “ISOLATION”

  20. “EYE-BALLING THE PATIENT” • SKIN COLOR • CYANOTIC • SKIN TEMP. • DIAPHORETIC • FEBRILE, PYREXIA, HYPERTHERMIA • HYPOTHERMIA • LOC • BREATHING • SOUND • DEPTH • RATE

  21. MORE TERMS • EMPHYSEMA • HYPERVENTELATING • ORTHOPNEA • ORTHOSTATIC HYPOTENSION • VITAL SIGNS? WHAT ARE THEY?

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