E2 Practice Flashcards
there are five common elements found in a code of ethics. a self-imposed code means you are choosing to participate and follow the content outlined within the particular code
both statements are true
honesty is defined as
veracity
the American dental hygienist association has developed a code of ethics which guides the profession of dental hygiene
true
the legal requirement of being a dental hygienist is
licensure
the American dental hygienist association enforces the dental practice act and monitors suspensions and revocations
false
professional services such as performed by a dentist or dental hygienist, done without reasonable care or skill or in violation of ethics identifies
malpractice
a registered dental hygienist legally will be registered in the state they hold license in. a registered dental hygienist can also hold a certificate in the state they licensed in
both statements are true
a set of rules established and enforced by a sovereign authority (state or federal government)
law
a licensed dental professional can be legally held accountable for their action. this only applies to employed licensed professionals
first statements is true; second statement is false
registration is defined as officially or legally certified by a government or board it tis certificate attesting to the fact that someone has been registered
both statements are true
an ethical issue, if discovered and addressed, can be resolved before it becomes an ethical dilemma. an ethical issue is a struggle b/w two normally correct choices or courses of actions
the first statement is true; the second statement is false
a dental hygienist who knowingly ignores established standard of care in choosing to practice unethically. as a result depending on the severity of the infraction, they could have their license suspended or revoked
both statements are true
the dental hygiene practice act is designed to establish requirements for the function and practice of dental hygiene. the goal of the requirements is to protect the dental hygienist
first statement is true; second statement is false
the broad range of duties legally defined for a particular health care provider refers to
scope of practice
within the dental hygiene code of ethics, the fundamental principles are a set of beliefs that cannot be compromised
true