Dental Flashcards

1
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A behavior cannot be

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illegal and ethical

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2
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A behavior can be

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unethical and legal

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3
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The following choices represent basic principles of ethics that can guide health care providers, like

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autonomy, nonmaleficence, beneficence, and truth

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4
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Telling the truth

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is the principle of veracity

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5
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What regulations protect the confidentiality of patient heath information

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HIPAA

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6
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What is an ethical principle where you demonstrate by returning a personal belonging you found to the owner

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Justice

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7
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What is the first step in solving an ethical dilemma

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Identifying alternatives

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8
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Regard of justice refers to the philosophy where all patients

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Receive the same quality dental care regardless

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9
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Confidentiality

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the ethical principle which can be violated when incomplete information such as omission of information about a less expensive option for treatment

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10
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Respecting a patient’s information and /or confidentiality can be

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A legal but not ethical obligation

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11
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Doing something that should not have been done is an

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act of civil disobedience

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12
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Specifying the legal requirements for the practice of dentistry within the state falls under

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The state dental practice act

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13
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Reciprocity

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is allowing permission for a procedure to be performed, which is granted by a patient after having been informed of the procedure’s details.

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14
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The issues license for a dentist to practice dentistry

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The state board of dentistry

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15
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Direct supervision

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the dentist examines the patient before delegating the procedure but not when the procedure is complete

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16
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Promising a successful outcome

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is the duty of care owed by the dentist to a patient.

17
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Neglect/neglecting refers to

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professional negligence.

18
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Consent for treatment of a minor child

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must be given by the parent or legal guardian

19
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When a dental case is unusual and conditions are beyond the dentist’s scope of practice or expertise

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the dentist may refer a patient to another dental professional

20
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A patient of record is a person who

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has been examined and diagnosed by a license dentist