Nature ,the ultimate decision maker in the world.Hurricane Katrina is one such natural disaster which has brought many lives to an end where the decision maker were the doctors in New Orleans in order to save sustainable life.
The moral dilemmas faced by the doctors where which patients has to be saved first.There was also a dilemma that critically ill patients after recovering from danger will survive or not.Whether to shift a morbid obese patient who will recover from illness,but during that period saving these type of patients will need more manpower and neglecting them,a dilemma to save a cancer or terminally ill patient or not.
They had two option one to save the critically ill or serious patient and second one to save the healthy patient whose survival rate is higher.
The doctors finally made a decision to shift the healthy or better patient first than the most serious cases.This will improve the survsl rate of the patients.
What were the moral dilemmas faced by the doctors in New Orleans? What were their options?...
• Are there any moral dilemmas? • What are the ethical implications? Case #5 You are a general practitioner and a mother comes into your office with her child who is complaining of flu-like symptoms. Upon entering the room, you ask the boy to remove his shirt and you notice a pattern of very distinct bruises on the boy's torso. You ask the mother where the bruises came from, and she tells you that they are from a procedure she...
please and thank you 1. What are the ethical dilemmas and legal considerations families and providers will be faced with? Do you think that these ethical dilemmas and legal considerations are more important than they were in the past? 2. What ethics issues related to death, medicine, and the family decision making do you think will apply and be present as the patient experience the dying process today?
what are the legal, moral, and ethical consequences that prohibit hospitals from turning away patients on the basis of race? why are no such consequences faced by parients who demand doctors, nirses, or workers of a specific race to administer their healthcare?
3. What are the legal, moral, and ethical consequences that prohibit hospitals from turning away patients on the basis of race? Why are no such consequences faced by patients who demand doctors, nurses, or workers of a specific race to administer their healthcare?
New Orleans is a location where some of the isolated hospital were built and developed O True ○ False
When considering what happen in New Orleans with Hurricane Katrina, what factors constrained the authorities’ ability to take the steps before the hurricane and did Hurricane Katrina exhibit the distinguishing features of a cri-sis?
Who is ultimately responsible for shared prescribing decisions and why? What options do doctors have in responding to patients’ requests for particular medication? What benefits or hospitality may be accepted from pharmaceutical companies? What issues do doctors face when prescribing medication for patients they have not seen in person?
Have you been in a pre-demo development crunch? What were the key decisions you faced, and how did you address them?
What are some concerns about controlling the course of the Mississippi River in New Orleans ? What are the trade offs? This video was made before Hurricane Katrina. What are some things presented in the video that foreshadow the Katrina disaster?
7: Related to the movie 'The Words', discuss the moral and ethical issue the main character faced. Also, talk about current- day situations where plagiarism, dishonesty, or stretching the truth came into play. Why do people take short cuts and risk their reputations and ruin their lives and the lives of others? How could the situation have been prevented, and finally what the fallout was there and what, if any, were the moral and ethical implications?