A nurse reviews three client charts to verify documentation of discharge teaching and client understanding. (Enumerate as much Ethical Principles below that can apply to the above situation and Explain) Basic Ethical Principles■ Autonomy - The respect for individual liberty■ Justice - The equitable distribution of potentialbenefits and risks■ Fidelity - The duty to do what one has promised■ Nonmaleficence - The obligation to do or cause noharm to another■ Beneficence - The duty to do good to others■ Veracity - The obligation to tell the truth

The language of health care ethics, also known as bioethics, is used in all practice settings, and…

A nurse reviews three client charts to verify documentation of discharge teaching and client understanding. (Enumerate as much Ethical Principles below that can apply to the above situation and Explain)

A nurse reviews three client charts to verify documentation of discharge teaching and client understanding. (Enumerate as much Ethical Principles below that can apply to the above situation and Explain)

Comprehensive Medical Assisting: Administrative and Clinical Competencies (MindTap Course List)

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Basic Ethical Principles
■ Autonomy - The respect for individual liberty
■ Justice - The equitable distribution of potential
benefits and risks
■ Fidelity - The duty to do what one has promised
■ Nonmaleficence - The obligation to do or cause no
harm to another
■ Beneficence - The duty to do good to others
■ Veracity - The obligation to tell the truth

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