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"Ethical Principles"


"Ethical Principles"Version en ligne health and social care par Mark Kevin Cosico Diacos 1 What does the ethical principle of autonomy emphasize in patient care? a Following only doctor's orders b Making decisions for the patient c Doing no harm d Allowing patients to make their own decisions e Providing equal care to all 2 A professional caregiver ensures that all patients receive equal treatment regardless of background. Which principle is being applied? a Autonomy b Fidelity c Justice d Beneficence e Veracity 3 If a caregiver refrains from lying to a client and provides truthful information, this reflects: a Veracity b Accountability c Fidelity d Autonomy e Non-maleficence 4 What ethical principle is demonstrated when a caregiver does what is right and aims to benefit the patient? a Justice b Beneficence c Accountability d Fidelity e Veracity 5 A caregiver takes full responsibility for a medication error. This is an example of: a Fidelity b Justice c Autonomy d Accountability e Non-maleficence 6 Which principle is most closely associated with the phrase “do no harm”? a Veracity b Justice c Non-maleficence d Autonomy e Beneficence 7 Keeping a promise to a resident and showing loyalty reflects which ethical principle? a Accountability b Veracity c Fidelity d Autonomy e Justice 8 A resident refuses a scheduled bath, and the caregiver respects that decision. What principle is being upheld? a Beneficence b Autonomy c Fidelity d Accountability e Justice 9 As a care giver, you observed that the nurse explains all side effects before giving medication. This shows: a Fidelity b Autonomy c Veracity d Non-maleficence e Accountability 10 Which of the following best defines beneficence in health care? a Avoiding harm to patients b Allowing patients to make all decisions c Acting in the best interest of patients and doing good d Ensuring equal treatment for all e Keeping secrets at all times Feedback 1 Rationale: Autonomy is the right of patients to make their own informed decisions. 2 Rationale: Justice refers to providing fair and equal care for all individuals. 3 Rationale: Veracity involves being honest at all times. 4 Rationale: Beneficence means doing good and acting in the best interest of the patient. 5 Correct answer: D Rationale: Accountability is about being responsible for one’s actions. 6 Rationale: Non-maleficence means avoiding actions that cause harm to others. 7 Rationale: Fidelity refers to being loyal and faithful to one's duties. 8 Rationale: Respecting a patient’s choices is an expression of autonomy. 9 Rationale: Veracity involves providing truthful and complete information. 10 Rationale: Beneficence emphasizes promoting well-being and doing good for patients.

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"Ethical Principles"Version en ligne

par Mark Kevin Cosico Diacos

What does the ethical principle of autonomy emphasize in patient care?

A professional caregiver ensures that all patients receive equal treatment regardless of background. Which principle is being applied?

If a caregiver refrains from lying to a client and provides truthful information, this reflects:

What ethical principle is demonstrated when a caregiver does what is right and aims to benefit the patient?

A caregiver takes full responsibility for a medication error. This is an example of:

Which principle is most closely associated with the phrase “do no harm”?

Keeping a promise to a resident and showing loyalty reflects which ethical principle?

A resident refuses a scheduled bath, and the caregiver respects that decision. What principle is being upheld?

As a care giver, you observed that the nurse explains all side effects before giving medication. This shows:

Which of the following best defines beneficence in health care?

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