Ethics & Jurisprudence Exam Alberta UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions And CORRECT Answers

Ethics & Jurisprudence Exam Alberta UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions And CORRECT Answers recognized specialties (9) - ANSWER -endodontist, oral and maxillofacial surgeon, orthodontist, pediatric dentist, periodontist, prosthodontist, oral medicine and pathology specialist, oral and maxillofacial radiologist, public health dentist patient communication 6 - ANSWER -FEECIO friendliness empathy efficiency and punctuality control information options & alternatives idea dentist 7 - ANSWER -CEPHFRT confident empathetic humaine personal frank respectful thorough 5 moments of interaction - ANSWER -IDDIC initial contact dental exam discuss tx options discuss fees and insurance concluding the visit reducing complaints of patients - ANSWER -listen educate individualize open dialogue 7 points of communication - ANSWER -ABDLHTT ask relevent questions be polite dont let bad day influence listen have manners try not to appear rushed tone of voice restrictive activities - ANSWER -activities that are considered high risk to health/safety/finances and demand specific competencies from practitioner. Set or reset a fracture of a bone Reduce a dislocation of a joint Prescribe a Schedule 1 drug Dispense a schedule 1 drug Order ionizing radiation imagery Order non-ionizing radiation in MRI or ultrasound nitrous oxide use administer vaccines alternative complaint resolution - ANSWER -complaint director determines that there isnt enough evidence, or doesnt need college college still involved but this is more relaxed. outcome is enforceable. less formal setting, less disruptive, less costly ombudsman - ANSWER -under the HPA. concerns about the college are taken here. they will investigate the claims but cannot override a decision made by the college. disciplinary tribunals - ANSWER -after complaints go to hearings director for the issue to be heard witnesses are under oath code of ethics - ANSWER -principles of professional conduct, moral and ethical commitments complaints director - ANSWER -deals with issues brought forward from the public & registrants through the HPA complaints from public, registrants, employers are made to the complaints director. this person decides if it should be heard or go to alternative complaint resolution. health professions act of alberta - ANSWER -contains the code of ethics patient autonomy & informed choice - ANSWER -code of ethics. includes nature of treatment (and non-treatment) advantages, disadvantages, risks, costs, referral. nonmaleficence - ANSWER -Do not leave the patient worse than if no treatment had been provided. Disclose if there has been harm done beneficence - ANSWER -Improve or maintain pt condition, considering the patient factors We are accountable for the benefits and outcomes of treatment competence - ANSWER -Delivery of quality care in a timely fashion Follow currently accepted professional standards veracity - ANSWER -Obtain informed consent before tx Disclose all information, and do not mislead or misrepresent information. duty of care - ANSWER -competent and timely care