CDRE Jurisprudence Exam 2024 Questions & Answers With Complete Solution

CDRE Jurisprudence Exam 2024 Questions & Answers With Complete Solution A dietitian works within a primary health care clinic with a speech language pathologist, physician and physiotherapist. The dietitian's client is reporting signs of dysphagia. The dietitian does not have current knowledge or skills to perform a bedside swallow assessment, although the SLP has the ability. Does this activity fall with their professional scope of practice? Personal scope? Employment scope? - Within professional scope Within employment scope Not within individual scope A dietitian works within a primary health care clinic with a speech language pathologist, physician and physiotherapist. The dietitian's client is reporting signs of dysphagia. The dietitian does not have current knowledge or skills to perform a bedside swallow assessment, although the SLP has the ability. What is the dietitian's role in providing care? - Refer to the SLP for a swallowing assessment. Work with the SLP to implement nutrition care plans. A publichealth nutritionist delivers presentations at family resource centres on general nutrition guidelines. A member of the public asks the nutritionist a question about her infant who has gastrointestinal reflux. Is answering this question within her professional scope of practice? Personal scope? Employment scope? - Within professional Not within employment Not within individual scope accepting gifts - the RD may feel obligated to reciprocate if gifts are given, may alter or influence the judgement/choices of the RD All dietitians of Canada have the exact same scope of practice. True or false? - False Beneficence - To do good; the RD will act in the best of clients and society. Boundary crossing - breach of the typical limits that define the safe space of the therapeutic relationship Can an RD keep PHI at their home? - Yes if reasonable safeguards are taken (locked filing cabinets, etc.) and the client consents Can you ever engage in a relationship with a client of out of the RD/client setting? - minimum of one year break between RD/client relationship and start of relationship Circle of care - health information custodians and their agents who can "assume an individual's implied consent to collect, use or disclose PHI for the purpose of providing health care" Dietitians practice with _______________ , _______________and _______________ standards and they monitor their _______________ according to these standards. - 1. Professional 2. Legal 3. Ethical 4. Practice Does the law provide a clear guideline for age of consent? - No the law does not. Dual relationships - treating friends/family, becoming friends with clients, business relationships with clients, treating your boss colleague or employee/er Ethics - Set of values that guide the RD in different decisions and actions in varying contexts Evidence-based approach - using the best evidence in balancing anticipated benefits and risks in supporting decisions for optimizing client-centred dietetic services. Examples of Personal Health Information (PHI) - 1. The physical, nutritional or mental health of the individual 2. Provision of healthcare to the individual 3. A plan of service 4. Payments of eligibility for health care or coverage for health care 5. The donation or testing of individuals body part or substance 6. The individual's health card number 7. Identification of the individual's substitute decision maker giving gifts - the client may feel obligated to reciprocate if gifts are given, may make the individual feel uncomfortable health information custodian - A person, persons, or organization who has the responsibility for safekeeping and controlling personal health information in connection with the powers and duties performed How can an RD demonstrate the principle of beneficence? - 1. Demonstrating professionalism, constructive dialogue in all communications 2. Report inappropriate behaviour 3. Take responsibility by being accountable for one's actions