Refers to the requirement to always be truthful.

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Ethics in Healthcare Quiz

Test your knowledge on the critical ethical principles and legal responsibilities in healthcare. This quiz covers various aspects such as honesty, professional obligations, and community support for older adults.

Covers essential ethical guidelines
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Refers to the individual’s obligation to work within the scope of the services for which the individual is licensed to practice.

Beneficence

Role Fidelity

Autonomy

Veracity

A legal responsibility that states all mandated reporters must report "reasonable grounds to suspect" that an older adult is being neglected or abused.

Negligence

Duty to report

Duty to warn

Was created in response to the need for community-based programs for older adults.

Nursing Home Reform Act

Elder Justice Act

Older American Act

Are commonly used to evaluate existing policies or to review new policies before the policies go into effect.

Strategic planning committee

Ethics Committee

Safety and quality committee

This document, also known as an advance directive, explicitly states what type of treatment an individual wants to receive at the end of life.

Power of Attorney

DNR

Living Will

Promoting personalized health and disease prevention plans involves patients, providers, and stakeholders in the community. Which strategy should be used to improve motivation and engagement?

Identify barriers to potential treatment and explain the benefits of improved interaction

Let the patient know there are people in the community who are much healthier

Tell the patient why increased social interaction may be difficult

Refers to the requirement to always be truthful.

Ethics in Healthcare Quiz

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