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advocate
one who pleads the cause of antother , one who defends or maintains a cause or proposal
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allocating
apportioning for a specific purpose or to particular persons or things
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annotations
notes added by way of comment or explanation
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beneficence
the act of doing or producing good , especially performing acts of charity or kindness
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clinical trials
research studies that test how well new medical treatments or other interventions work in the subjects , usually human beings
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disparities
marked differences or distinctions
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disposition
the tendency of something or someone to act in a certain manner under given circumstances
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duty
obligatory task , conduct , service , or functions that arise from one's position , as in life or in a group
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euthanasia
practice of killing or permitting the death of hopelessly sick or injured individuals in a relatively painless way for reasons of mercy
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fidelity
faithfulness to something to which one is bound by pledge or duty
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gametes
mature male or female germ cells , usually possessing a haploid chromosome set and capable of initiating formation of a new diploid individual
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genome
the genetic material of an organism
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idealism
the practice of forming ideas or living under the influence of ideas
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impaired
being in a less than perfect or less than whole condition , it includes having handicaps or functional defects and being under the influence of drugs , alcohol , or controlled substance
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infertile
not fertile or productive , not capble of reproducing
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introspection
an inward , reflective examination of one's own thoughts and feelings
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justice
with regard to medial ethics , the fair distribution of benefits and burden among individuals or groups in society
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nonmaleficence
refraining from the act of harming or committing evil
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opinions
formal expressions of judgment or advice by an expert , formal expressions of the legal resons and principles on which a legal decision is based
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philosopher
a person who seeks wisdom or enlightenment , an expounder of a theory in a cetain area of experience
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postmortem
done , collected , or occurring after death
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procurement
to get possession of , to obtain by particular care and effort
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public domain
the realm embracing property rights that belong to the community at large , are unpprotected by copyright or patent , and are subject to use or appropriation by anyone
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ramifications
consequences produced by a cause or following from a set of conditions
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reparations
amends , acts of atonement , or satisfaction given as a result of a wrong or injury
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sociologic
oriented or directed toward social needs and problems
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surrogate
a substitute , to put in place of another
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unique identifiers
codes used instead of names to protect the confidentiality of the patient in a method of anonymous HIV testing
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veracity
a devotion to or conformity with the truth
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ethics
thoughts , judgments , and actions on issues that have implications or moral right and wrong
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etiquette
courtesy , customs and manners
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the earliest written code of ethical conduct for medical practice was conceived in BC by the babylonians. it was call the
Code of Hammurabi
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father of medicine
hippocrates
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hippocrates was made by ________ _______ and english physician philosopher and writer
Thomas Percival
he published his sociologic matters
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in 1846 , as the American Medical Association AMA was being organized in
new york city
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at the first annual AMA meeting in 1847 a
code of ethics was formulated and adopted
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who decides what is ethical
you do
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CEJA stands for
Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs
consist of 9 active members of the AMA including one resident physician member and one medical student member.
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the CEJA is responsible for
interpreting the AMA principles of medical ethics as adopted by the house of delegates of AMA
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the AMA's code of ethics has four components
principle of medical ethics
the fundamental elements of the patient-physician relationship
current opinions of the CEJA with annotations
reports of the CEJA
( they disscuss more than 135 ethical issues encountered in medicine)
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