HE FINALS_2

Question 1

A Differentiated View of Ethics,
Morality, and Law

Answer 1

Ethics, Ethical
Moral Values
Ethical Dilemmas
Legal Rights and Duties
Practice Acts

Question 2

(guiding behavioral principles)

Answer 2

Ethics

Question 3

(societal behavior standards)

Answer 3

Ethical

Question 4

(internal belief system)

Answer 4

Moral Values

Question 5

(moral conflict)

Answer 5

Ethical Dilemmas

Question 6

(rules governing
behavior, enforceable by law)

Answer 6

Legal Rights and Duties

Question 7

(documents defining a
profession)

Answer 7

Practice Acts

Question 8

Application of Ethical and Legal
Principles

Answer 8

Autonomy
Beneficence
Confidentiality
Justice
Nonmaleficence
Veracity

Question 9

Nonmaleficence 3 types

Answer 9

Malpractice
Negligence
Duty

Question 10

the right of a client to
self-determination

Answer 10

Autonomy

Question 11

truth telling; the honesty by a
professional in providing full disclosure
to a client of the risks and benefits of any
invasive medical procedure

Answer 11

Veracity

Question 12

a binding social contract
or covenant to protect another’s privacy;
a professional obligation to respect
privileged health information

Answer 12

Confidentiality

Question 13

the principle of doing no harm

Answer 13

Nonmaleficence

Question 14

the principle of doing good; acting
in the best interest of a client through
adherence to professional performance
standards and procedural protocols

Answer 14

Beneficence

Question 15

equal distribution of goods, services,
benefits, and burdens regardless of client
diagnosis, culture, national origin, religious
orientation, sexual preference, and the like

Answer 15

Justice:

Question 16

the doing or nondoing of an
act, pursuant to a duty, that a reasonable person
in the same circumstances would or would not
do, with these actions or nonactions leading to
injury of another person or his/her property

Answer 16

Negligence

Question 17

refers to a limited class of
negligent activities that fall within the scope of
performance by those pursuing a particular
profession involving highly skilled and
technical services

Answer 17

Malpractice

Question 18

a standard of behavior; a
behavioral expectation relevant to one’s
personal or professional status in life

Answer 18

Duty