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9780834210752

Ethics in Clinical Practice

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  • ISBN13:

    9780834210752

  • ISBN10:

    0834210754

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-10-01
  • Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Pub

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Summary

New York Medical College, Valhalla. Case studies in clinical medical ethics, for practitioners and students. Uses a format of questions with extended discussions following each case presentation. Previous edition: c1994. DNLM: Ethics, Medical--Legal Cases.

Author Biography

Judith C. Ahronheim, MD: Chief, Eileen E. Anderson Section of Geriatric Medicine Saint Vincent's Hospital and Medical Center New York. Professor of Medicine New York Medical College Valhalla Jonathan D. Moreno, PhD: Kornfeld Professor and Director Center for Biomedical Ethics University of Virginia, Charlottesville Connie Zuckerman, JD: Former Associate Director Center for Ethics in Medicine Beth Israel Medical Center New York

Table of Contents

Preface xi(2)
Acknowledgments xiii
Chapter 1 About Clinical Ethics
1(16)
Defining Clinical Ethics
1(2)
The New Clinical Ethics
3(1)
The Emergence of Modern Clinical Ethics
4(2)
Who Practices Clinical Ethics?
6(1)
Religion in Clinical Ethics
7(2)
Cultural Competence and Clinical Ethics
9(1)
Law in Clinical Ethics
9(3)
Public Policy and Clinical Ethics
12(1)
Organization Ethics and Clinical Ethics
13(4)
Chapter 2 A Theory of Clinical Ethics
17(34)
The Dominant Moral Philosophies in Clinical Ethics: Deontology and Utilitarianism
17(1)
The Principles: Self-Determination, Beneficence, and Justice
18(33)
Chapter 3 Evaluating Common Distinctions
51(6)
Active and Passive
51(1)
Ordinary and Extraordinary Means
52(1)
Killing and Letting Die
53(1)
Withholding and Withdrawing
54(3)
Chapter 4 Clinical Ethics throughout the Life Span
57(22)
Before Pregnancy
57(3)
During Pregnancy
60(3)
Infants
63(3)
Children and Adolescents
66(2)
The Elderly
68(2)
Treating the Family
70(2)
Futility
72(2)
Brain Death and Organ Procurement
74(5)
Chapter 5 Assessing the Standard Theory
79(12)
A Critique of the Standard Theory
79(3)
Casuistry
82(2)
The Care Perspective
84(2)
Feminist Ethics
86(5)
Chapter 6 Strategy for a Clinical Ethics Assessment
91(8)
The Organizational Climate
91(1)
Identifying the Ethical Issues
92(1)
Common Pitfalls in Assessing Decisional Capacity
93(1)
Common Types of Ethical Conflict
94(3)
A Protocol for a Clinical Ethics Intervention
97(2)
Chapter 7 Cases
99(384)
Case 1: A Religious Objection to a Blood Transfusion
99(10)
Issues To Consider
100(1)
Medical Considerations
100(3)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
103(6)
Case 2: Determining If a Patient Has Decisional Capacity
109(12)
Issues To Consider
110(1)
Medical Considerations
110(3)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
113(8)
Case 3: Urgent Surgery in a Stuporous Patient: The Use and Limitations of Advance Directives
121(10)
Issues To Consider
121(1)
Medical Considerations
121(2)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
123(8)
Case 4: Management of Life-Threatening Illness: An Intensive Care Unit Patient with Uncertain Decisional Capacity
131(13)
Issues To Consider
133(1)
Medical Considerations
133(1)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
134(10)
Case 5: "Don't Tell Mother": Withholding Information from a Patient
144(8)
Issues To Consider
145(1)
Medical Considerations
145(1)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
146(6)
Case 6: Alternative Medicine for a Patient with Advanced Cancer
152(16)
Issues To Consider
153(1)
Medical Considerations
153(5)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
158(10)
Case 7: Painful Treatment for a Severely Retarded Man
168(12)
Issues To Consider
168(1)
Medical Considerations
168(3)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
171(9)
Case 8: Withdrawing Mechanical Ventilation at the Request of a Patient with Decisional Capacity
180(8)
Issues To Consider
180(1)
Medical Considerations
180(2)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
182(6)
Case 9: Withholding Tube Feeding in a Woman with Advanced Dementia
188(15)
Issues To Consider
188(1)
Medical Considerations
189(5)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
194(9)
Case 10: A Religious Objection to the Determination of Brain Death
203(12)
Issues To Consider
203(1)
Medical Considerations
203(4)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
207(8)
Case 11: A Teenager with Prolonged Unconsciousness
215(13)
Issues To Consider
215(1)
Medical Considerations
216(5)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
221(7)
Case 12: Resuscitation Decision in a Patient with Lung Cancer
228(13)
Issues To Consider
229(1)
Medical Considerations
229(1)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
230(11)
Case 13: Dispute over DNR Status in a Patient Who Wants Palliative Surgery
241(11)
Issues To Consider
242(1)
Medical Considerations
242(3)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
245(7)
Case 14: Suicide Risk in a Managed Care Patient
252(15)
Issues To Consider
253(1)
Medical Considerations
253(3)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
256(11)
Case 15: Assisted Suicide in a Man with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
267(20)
Issues To Consider
268(1)
Medical Considerations
268(9)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
277(10)
Case 16: A Married Man Contracts Syphilis
287(10)
Issues To Consider
287(1)
Medical Considerations
287(3)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
290(7)
Case 17: A House-Bound Woman with Tuberculosis
297(14)
Issues To Consider
297(1)
Medical Considerations
297(4)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
301(10)
Case 18: Surgical Delay in a Patient Infected with HIV
311(12)
Issues To Consider
311(1)
Medical Considerations
311(4)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
315(8)
Case 19: An Elderly Driver
323(11)
Issues To Consider
323(1)
Medical Considerations
323(3)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
326(8)
Case 20: A Difficult Patient and the Limits of Provider Obligations
334(12)
Issues To Consider
335(1)
Medical Considerations
335(2)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
337(9)
Case 21: "Do Everything": Physician Obligations in the Face of Family Demands
346(12)
Issues To Consider
347(1)
Medical Considerations
347(3)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
350(8)
Case 22: A Man with Alcoholic Cirrhosis Wants a Liver Transplant
358(10)
Issues To Consider
358(1)
Medical Considerations
359(2)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
361(7)
Case 23: Genetic Testing in a Woman with a Family History of Breast Cancer
368(14)
Issues To Consider
368(1)
Medical Considerations
368(4)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
372(10)
Case 24: Assisted Reproduction in a Woman with Strong Religious Beliefs
382(17)
Issues To Consider
384(1)
Medical Considerations
384(6)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
390(9)
Case 25: Prenatal Counseling of a Pregnant Woman at Risk for HIV Infection
399(14)
Issues To Consider
399(1)
Medical Considerations
399(5)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
404(9)
Case 26: A Pregnant Woman Using Cocaine
413(12)
Issues To Consider
413(1)
Medical Considerations
413(3)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
416(9)
Case 27: Tracheoesophageal Fistula in a Newborn with Down Syndrome
425(16)
Issues To Consider
425(1)
Medical Considerations
425(5)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
430(11)
Case 28: Determination of Death in a Newborn
441(12)
Issues To Consider
441(1)
Medical Considerations
442(3)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
445(8)
Case 29: A Religious Objection to a Child's Medical Treatment
453(10)
Issues To Consider
453(1)
Medical Considerations
453(2)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
455(8)
Case 30: A Teenager Who Wants Cosmetic Surgery
463(11)
Issues To Consider
463(1)
Medical Considerations
464(2)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
466(8)
Case 31: An Adolescent with Cancer Who Wants to Discontinue Medical Treatment
474(9)
Issues To Consider
475(1)
Medical Considerations
475(1)
Ethical and Legal Considerations
476(7)
Appendix A: Internet References, Suggested Readings, and Other Sources 483(10)
Index 493

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