Code of Ethics/Core Values Review

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Code of Ethics/Core Values Quiz

Test your knowledge on the core values and principles outlined in the Occupational Therapy Code of Ethics. This comprehensive quiz will challenge your understanding and help reinforce the essential ethical guidelines every practitioner should know.

20 engaging questions
Multiple choice and true/false formats
Detailed feedback on your answers

20 Questions5 MinutesCreated by EthicalGuide247

Obligates us to abstain from causing harm to others.

Beneficence

Nonmaleficence

Justice

Veracity

This core value refers to treating all people impartially and free of bias.

Equality

Justice

Freedom

Altruism

This is referred to as the self-determination principle.

Beneficence

Prudence

Fidelity

Autonomy

This includes ethical reasoning skills, sounds judgement, and reflection to make decisions in professional/volunteer roles.

Dignity

Justice

Prudence

Equality

True or false: Veracity promotes fairness and objectivity in the provision of occupational therapy services.

True

False

This commitment refers to promises made between a provider and a client or patient based on an expectation of loyalty.

Justice

Nonmaleficence

Autonomy

Fidelity

True of false: Altruism does not involve demonstrating concern for the welfare of others.

True

False

Which of the following principle addresses beneficence?

Generating unbiased decisions and promoting fairness

Acts of mercy, kindness, and charity

Comprehensive, accurate, and objective transmission of information

Protecting the client's information

_____________ expresses a state in which diverse communities are inclusive; diverse communities are organized and structured such that all members can function, flourish, and live a satisfactory life (core value).

Equality

Freedom

Justice

Altruism

This principle is based on the virtues of truthfulness, candor, and honesty.

Altruism

Autonomy

Veracity

Fidelity

Which of the following is both a core value AND a principle?

Prudence

Justice

Fidelity

Freedom

In all situations, occupational therapy personnel must provide accurate information and oral, written, and electronic forms.

Hoensty

Freedom

Truth

Dignity

____________ and personal choice are paramount in a profession in which the values and desires of the client guide our interventions.

Freedom

Autonomy

Truth

Beneficence

True or false: dignity refers to treating the client with respect in all interactions.

True

False

Recipients of occupational therapy services may include:

Individuals

Groups

Organizations

All the above

True or false: the Code of Ethics is not exhaustive (cannot address every possible situation).

True

False

What guides occupational therapy personnel in their interactions with others?

Principles

Standards of conduct

Core values

Rules

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