Common Fears of Surgical Patients

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¿Cuáles son los temores más habituales que experimenta el paciente quirúrgico?

  • A lo desconocido (correct)
  • Honestidad
  • Técnica aséptica
  • Preterintención

¿Cuáles son las necesidades que presenta el paciente quirúrgico?

  • Imprudencia
  • Técnica aséptica
  • Honestidad (correct)
  • A la anestesia

¿Qué situaciones debilitan la conciencia y ética quirúrgica?

  • El temor a la anestesia
  • Fatiga (correct)
  • Dolo
  • Concreción

¨Son costumbres en el sentido de las normas o reglas adquiridas por hábitos¨, ¿El anterior enunciado es una definición que se refiere a?:

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"Término que denota varios factores esenciales en la experiencia moral, así: el reconocimiento y aceptación de un principio de conducta obligada", ¿El anterior enunciado es una definición que se refiere a?:

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Common Fears of Surgical Patients

  • Fear of pain, discomfort, or complications during and after surgery
  • Fear of anesthesia and its potential risks
  • Fear of death or loss of autonomy
  • Fear of unknown outcomes or unsuccessful surgical results
  • Fear of hospital environment and medical procedures

Needs of Surgical Patients

  • Emotional support and reassurance
  • Effective communication and clear explanations
  • Comfort and pain management
  • Respect for autonomy and dignity
  • Trust in the healthcare team and surgical process

Situations that Weaken Surgical Conscience and Ethics

  • Poor communication and lack of transparency
  • Conflicting values or beliefs between healthcare professionals and patients
  • Inadequate training or experience in surgical procedures
  • External pressures or stressors affecting decision-making
  • Unclear or unethical medical practices

Habits and Norms

  • Habits are acquired norms or rules that guide behavior
  • Habits are developed through repetition and experience

Ethics and Moral Principles

  • Ethics refer to the recognition and acceptance of moral principles guiding conduct
  • Moral principles involve a sense of obligation and responsibility
  • Ethics are essential in the surgical context to ensure respect for patients' autonomy and dignity

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