Quiz 1

Question 1

ethics

Answer 1

moral and or civil codes of conduct for a particular person, situation, community, religious group, organization, or society.

Question 2

professional ethics

Answer 2

established right and wrong actions in serving clients in the workplace. publicly state the common sore values and collective obligations shared by people of a particular discipline.

Question 3

code of ethics

Answer 3

tangible expectations that define acceptable conduct and conscientious judgment in the practice of speech-language pathology and audiology.

Common set of core values.

Question 4

ASHA code of ethics

Answer 4

Applies to 
    those credentialed
    candidates
    members
Three parts
   the preamble
   principles of ethics
   rules of ethics

Question 5

AAA code of ethics

Answer 5

Applies to
   current and potential members
Two parts
    statements of principles and rules
    procedures for management of alleged violations

Question 6

Beneficence

Answer 6

professionals promote the intents and welfare of others

Question 7

nonmaleficence

Answer 7

deliberately avoid inflicting potential or actual harm.

Question 8

nondiscrimination

Answer 8

race, gender, ethnicity, religion, age, national origin, sexual orientation, or disability can’t be reasons to exclude client from services.

CLINICIANS DO NOT EXCLUDE CLIENTS FROM THEIR PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE FOR REASONS OTHER THAN THE PERSON’S POTENTIAL TO BENEFIT FROM OUR SERVICES.

(only if we can’t help them/ are not expert or skilled in help they need)

Question 9

referral

Answer 9

need help beyond our expertise.

Question 10

informed consent

Answer 10

tell clients their speech-language or hearing condition and are informed about the relative weaknesses and strengths, risks (side effects) associated with a recommended plan of action or inaction.

Question 11

confidentiality

Answer 11

share privileged information only with people directly responsible for client management and/or care and only for purposes to the client’s welfare.

KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT!!!

Question 12

prognosis and cures

Answer 12

don’t imply or garantee cures. reasonable prognosis

Question 13

infection control

Answer 13

practice universal precautions. use of barriers (gloves and masks) disinfect equipment

Question 14

competence

Answer 14

effective diagnostic procedures
accurate prognosis
appropriate therapy strategies
ongoing monitoring of progress

Question 15

continuing education

Answer 15

keep up with latest trends and advances (CEU’s)
Have to do these to keep license.
reading textbooks and journal articles, attending workshops, taking a course at a local university, shadowing professional colleagues, and participating in research activities,

Question 16

conflict of interest

Answer 16

no personal interest gain
go with what is best for client, not what gets you more money

occurs when an SLP or audiologist receives personal or financial gain from clients or manufacturers that compromises professional judgment because there are strings and/or expectations attached.

Question 17

misrepresentation

Answer 17

type of dishonesty that occurs when truth is distorted/falsified.