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WorksheetsProfessional Ethics - 3
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the purpose of a Code of Ethics?
To comply with laws and regulations within the professional circumstance
To ensure public trust and safeguard reputation of a profession
To promote health in local, regional, and global perspectives
To provide relevant and understandable information concerning OT
What is the difference between Ethics and Morality?
Ethics is about social conventions, Morality is about professional duties
Ethics is about systemic study and reflection, Morality is about societal privileges
Ethics is about professional morality, Morality is about continuous quality improvement
Ethics is about collective values, Morality is about personal integrity
What is the role of a health professional in inter-professional collaboration?
To acknowledge that every person is unique in the way they combine cultural, social, psychological, biological, financial, political, and spiritual elements
To promote health in local, regional, and global perspectives
To respect the unique contributions of other professions in a local, regional, and global perspective
To demonstrate loyalty to the employer and comply with the guidelines established by the employer
What is the purpose of the Hippocratic Oath?
To provide relevant and understandable information concerning OT
To ensure public trust and safeguard reputation of a profession
To promote health in local, regional, and global perspectives
To serve as a succinct statement of professional morality
What is the responsibility of a health professional towards local and global society?
To promote health in local, regional, and global perspectives
To demonstrate loyalty to the employer and comply with the guidelines established by the employer
To comply with laws and regulations within the professional circumstance
To respect the unique contributions of other professions in a local, regional, and global perspective
What is the purpose of the World Federation of Occupational Therapists Code of Ethics?
To promote health in local, regional, and global perspectives
To describe professional morality as applicable to a specific group
To ensure public trust and safeguard reputation of a profession
To provide relevant and understandable information concerning OT
What are the tasks of the profession according to the World Federation of Occupational Therapists Code of Ethics?
To participate in research and respect and meet the ethical requirements
To perform interventions in cooperation with the person, or in consultation with parties concerned
To demonstrate personal integrity, reliability, open-mindedness, and loyalty in all aspects of their professional role
To supervise students in OT training and serve as consultants for other OTs
What is the responsibility of a health professional towards other professions and employees?
To promote health in local, regional, and global perspectives
To comply with laws and regulations within the professional circumstance
To respect the unique contributions of other professions in a local, regional, and global perspective
To demonstrate loyalty to the employer and comply with the guidelines established by the employer
What is the purpose of the Occupational Therapy Code of Ethics?
To serve as a succinct statement of professional morality
To describe professional morality as applicable to a specific group
To ensure public trust and safeguard reputation of a profession
To promote health in local, regional, and global perspectives
What is the role of a health professional in continuous quality improvement?
To promote health in local, regional, and global perspectives
To demonstrate loyalty to the employer and comply with the guidelines established by the employer
To participate in professional development through life-long learning and apply their acquired knowledge and skills in their professional work
To respect the unique contributions of other professions in a local, regional, and global perspective
What is the responsibility of a health professional towards local and global society according to the WFOT?
To comply with laws and regulations within the professional circumstance
To promote health in local, regional, and global perspectives
To respect the unique contributions of other professions in a local, regional, and global perspective
To demonstrate loyalty to the employer and comply with the guidelines established by the employer
What is the significance of the Occupational Therapy Code of Ethics?
To uphold professional standards and ensure ethical conduct
To provide relevant and understandable information concerning OT
To promote health in local, regional, and global perspectives
To demonstrate loyalty to the employer and comply with the guidelines established by the employer
What is the responsibility of a health professional towards the recipient of Occupational Therapy according to professional ethics?
To provide relevant and understandable information concerning OT
To promote health in local, regional, and global perspectives
To demonstrate loyalty to the employer and comply with the guidelines established by the employer
To acknowledge the unique needs and circumstances of the recipient and provide appropriate care
What is the role of a health professional in continuous quality improvement according to the WFOT?
To promote health in local, regional, and global perspectives
To demonstrate loyalty to the employer and comply with the guidelines established by the employer
To participate in professional development through life-long learning and apply their acquired knowledge and skills in their professional work
To respect the unique contributions of other professions in a local, regional, and global perspective
What is the importance of cultural competence for a health professional?
To acknowledge the unique needs and circumstances of the recipient and provide appropriate care
To promote health in local, regional, and global perspectives
To demonstrate loyalty to the employer and comply with the guidelines established by the employer
To respect the unique contributions of other professions in a local, regional, and global perspective
