Ethics Glossary Terms

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Ethics in Healthcare Quiz

Test your knowledge of essential ethics glossary terms that are crucial for healthcare professionals. This quiz consists of 18 multiple-choice questions designed to enhance your understanding and application of ethical standards in the healthcare environment.

  • Assess your familiarity with key ethical concepts.
  • Learn more about the responsibilities of healthcare professionals.
  • Challenge yourself and improve your knowledge.
18 Questions4 MinutesCreated by CaringMind101
The degree of care (i.e. The average degree of skill, care and diligence) that a reasonable prudent person should exercise in the circumstance in question. In professional malpractice, standard of care is applied to measure the competence as well as the degree of care shown by the professional’s actions
Values
Standard of Care
Respect for Persons
Integrity
Guidelines for ethical behavior which members of a healthcare profession are committed to by virtue of their participation in a profession, usually expressed in a Code of Ethics document.
Culturally Sensitive Care
Compliance
Commitment
Ethical Standards
The belief that healthcare professionals have an ethical responsibility to contribute to the health and well-being of their clients.
Beneficence
Dual Relationship
Fidelity
Integrity
To sincerely and faithfully pledge and live our promise to serve the best interests of our clients.
Confidetiality
Commitment
Justice
Integrity
The belief that healthcare professionals have an ethical duty or responsibility to make sure that they do not harm their clients.
Respect for persons
Beneficence
Non-Maleficence
Values
Conforming and /or adapting our actions and behaviors in accordance to a policy, code or regulation which we have committed ourselves to.
Compliance
Code of conduct
Autonomy
Accountability
To be answerable for the practice of the profession and to act in a manner consistent with one’s professional responsibilities and Standards of Practice.
Integrity
Accountability
Confidentiality
Justice
The safeguarding of information learned in the context of the professional relationship. The assurance that this information is only shared with the client’s informed consent or as may be legally required.
Integrity
Culturally Sensitive care
Competent Therapist
Confidentiality
Care that respects human rights and is sensitive to the values, customs and beliefs of all people.
Culturally Sensitive Care
Values
Commitment
Beneficence
The blending or merging of a professional relationship with another potentially incompatible role.
Palygomy
Accountability
Autonomy
Dual Relationship
The duty to treat all people fairly.
Integrity
Justice
Compliance
Autonomy
Our core beliefs about right and wrong, good and bad which guide our decisions and actions.
Values
Respect for persons
Competent Client
Accountability
A central ethical belief that holds that all human beings have innate worth and value by virtue of their humanity and consequently should be treated at all times with respect and dignity.
Values
Confidentiality
Respect for Persons
Fidelity
A therapist who demonstrates that he or she has the appropriate knowledge, skills, professional attitude and judgement necessary to provide safe, effective and ethical massage therapy.
Competent client
Competent Therapist
Dual Relationship
Beneficence
The belief that healthcare professionals must be loyal and faithful people who clients can trust to keep their commitments to them
Commitment
Integrity
Accountability
Fidelity
The idea that an individual has control over his or her own actions and is free to make their own decisions and choices.
Autonomy
Competent Client
Values
Justice
: Refers to the client’s mental ability to make decisions about his or her healthcare.
Autonomy
Competent Client
Respect for persons
Integrity
The quality of being sincere, honest and trustworthy in making choices and decisions consistent with our stated personal and professional values.
Intergrity
Justice
Fidelity
Commiment
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