Ethics in operation room

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1. ETHICS OF OPERATION ROOM -Dr Nisar Ahmed Arain Assistant Professor Anesthesia/Critical care/ER

2. -Learning outcomes ---Define ethics ---Identify the issues in surgical ethics ---Explain the boundaries of autonomy, informed consent ,and confidentiality ---Describe the good surgical practices

3. Eth i cs ---The word ethics is derived from the Greek w ord ethos which means character. ---To put it formally ethics is the branch of philosophy that defines what is good for the individual and for the society and establishes nature of obligation or duties that people owe towards themselves on one another and towards the society they live

4. - Surgical Ethics -Ethics is an essential discipline in the practice of surgery - Represent your best understanding of moral responsibility - Evolves as reasoned reflection on clinical experience -Ethical studies investigate what should be our character and conduct

5. Issues --Autonomy -- Informed consent and difficulties -- Confidentiality -- Excellent standards

6. Attention -Information accurate and reasonably complete -Avoidance technical language -Provision of translator -Clarification of doubts

7. - Practical Difficulties -- Temporary unconsciousness patients --Children less than 18 year are minors and are legally incompetent -- Incompetence-other kind

8. - CONFIDENTIALITY ---The principle of confidentiality is that the information a patient reveals to practioner is c when it can be disclosed to a third party ---Breaking confidentiality --- If the patient is threat to self or others ---Other team members (improving treatment options --- Public interest --- Court order

9. - GOOD STANDAERD ---To optimize success in protecting life and health to an acceptable standard --- Practitioner must offer specialized treatment in which they have been properly trained

10. REFR E NC E S -- Baileys and love s short practices of surgery -- Berry and kohns