Ethics PDI

The purpose of a professional code of ethics is to achieve _____________.

• beliefs, principles and values

• higher practice revenue

• high levels of ethical consciousness

• All of the above

Which of the following are NOT an ethical PRINCIPLE?

• autonomy

• nonmaleficence

• veracity

• beneficence

Match the principle to the definition:

• providing what is owed, due or deserved

• Nonmaleficence

• do no harm

• Justice

• doing good

• Autonomy

• self-determination

• Beneficence

A(n) ​ (a)   occurs when one or more ethical principles are in conflict.

• ethical dilemma
• dilemma
• ethical crisis

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Values and Concepts

,

(b) Principles

• Informed Consent

• Beneficence

• Confidentiality

• Autonomy

• Paternalism

• Nonmaleficence

• Justice

• Veracity

Being honest and telling the truth is ___________.

• Veracity

• Paternalism

• Informed Consent

• Confidentiality

The healthcare professional making decisions in the best interest of the patient is ___________.

• Veracity

• Paternalism

• Informed Consent

• Confidentiality

Providing the patient with all relevant information needed to make a decision is ___________.

• Veracity

• Paternalism

• Informed Consent

• Confidentiality