Lesson 6: Ethics Test Review

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What is NOT an ethical concern for health science?

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Personal relationships with patients and other professionals.

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Are liability lawsuits a concern for healthcare facilities?

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True.

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What describes the activities a licensed, practicing health science professional is permitted to perform?

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Scope of Practice.

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Which is NOT a positive implication of technological advancements in healthcare?

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Frequent updates to keep devices current.

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What is the patient's right to fair and equal treatment called?

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Justice.

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Define 'Ethical Practices' in health science.

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Ethical Practices refer to the standards and guidelines that govern the conduct of health professionals to ensure integrity and respect for patients.

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What does 'Autonomy' mean in the context of healthcare?

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Autonomy is the right of patients to make informed decisions about their own medical care.

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What is 'Non-maleficence'?

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Non-maleficence is the ethical principle of doing no harm to patients.

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What is 'Beneficence' in healthcare ethics?

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Beneficence is the ethical principle of acting in the best interest of the patient.

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What is the role of 'Informed Consent' in healthcare?

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Informed Consent is the process of ensuring that patients understand the risks and benefits of a treatment before agreeing to it.