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Medical Ethics — Ultra-Quick Summary
Autonomy → Patient makes their own decisions (requires capacity + informed consent)
Beneficence → Act in the patient’s best interest
Non-maleficence → Do no harm
Justice → Be fair and equitable
🔑 Key Concepts
Confidentiality → Keep patient info private (break only if risk to others/legal duty)
Informed Consent → Explain risks, benefits, alternatives, and allow refusal
Capacity → Patient must understand, reason, and communicate
⚠️ High-Yield Rules
Capacity present → Respect patient choice (even if wrong)
No capacity → Use surrogate decision-maker
Emergency → Treat immediately
🎯 One-Line Memory Trick:
👉 “A BeNeficial Doctor is Just & Confidential”
(Autonomy, Beneficence, Non-maleficence, Justice + key concepts)
By BIGROSHORTSMedical Ethics — Ultra-Quick Summary
Autonomy → Patient makes their own decisions (requires capacity + informed consent)
Beneficence → Act in the patient’s best interest
Non-maleficence → Do no harm
Justice → Be fair and equitable
🔑 Key Concepts
Confidentiality → Keep patient info private (break only if risk to others/legal duty)
Informed Consent → Explain risks, benefits, alternatives, and allow refusal
Capacity → Patient must understand, reason, and communicate
⚠️ High-Yield Rules
Capacity present → Respect patient choice (even if wrong)
No capacity → Use surrogate decision-maker
Emergency → Treat immediately
🎯 One-Line Memory Trick:
👉 “A BeNeficial Doctor is Just & Confidential”
(Autonomy, Beneficence, Non-maleficence, Justice + key concepts)