Common Fears of Surgical Patients

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¿Qué situaciones debilitan la conciencia y ética quirúrgica?

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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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