Mental Dental Complete NBDE part II UPDATED ACTUAL
Questions and CORRECT Answers
ADA 5 Principles of ethics 1. autonomy- self governance
2. nonmaleficence- do no harm
3. beneficence - do good
4. Justice- fairness
5. Veracity - truthfulness
Patient autonomy self determination
respect pt's right to __________ and _____________ privacy
Patient autonomy Treat the patient according to the patient's desires within the bounds of
acceptable treatment
treat the patient according to ---
Informed consent autonomy
which ADA principle?
in informed consent what must we tell the patient? nsture of procedure
risk
benefits
alternative
if you dont give the pt informed consent what can they assault
charge you with?
battery
Minors younger than 18 can give ________ consent or implied consent
_______ but not ACTUAL consent (informal agreement)
assent (formal agreement)
under 18 can give you consent if (2) emancipated
emergency situation
What are they considered? Age 1-7: Infant
Age 1-7 Age 8-14: competent
Age 8-14
Age 15-17 Age 15-17: responsible
, what is it called when a MINOR is free from care from EMANCIPATED
control of parents
how can you be EMANCIPATED? married
parent/pregnant
Military
Patient records: autonomy
what ADA principle as long as possible
how long should you keep them?
most essential component of risk management? documentation
how as dentist do we make sure we do knowledge up to date
NONMALEFICENCE
refer difficult cases
primum non nocere- "first do no harm"
Beneficence "do good" • Professionals have a duty to act for the benefit of others
• Provide service to the patient and the public at large
• Professionals have a duty to act for ---- • Promote patient's welfare
• Provide service to---- • The same ethical standard exists no matter the financial arrangement
• Promote patient's ---
• The same ethical standard exists no matter ----
Justice "fairness" • Be fair in dealings with patients, colleagues, and society
• Deal with people justly and deliver dental care without prejudice
• Be -------- with patients, colleagues, and society • Never slander another dental professional
• Deal with people ---- and deliver dental care without --
---
• Never ----- another dental professional
never SLANDER another dentist justice
what Principle?
Veracity "truthfulness" • Be honest and trustworthy in dealings with the public
• Be --------- in dealings with the public • Respect the position of trust inherent in the dentist-patient relationship
• Respect the position of trust inherent in the dentist- • Must not represent care being rendered, fees being charged, or any form of
patient relationship advertising in a false or misleading manner
•
Must not represent -----
Laws that set max time after an event which legal Statute of limitations
proceedings may be initiated
Questions and CORRECT Answers
ADA 5 Principles of ethics 1. autonomy- self governance
2. nonmaleficence- do no harm
3. beneficence - do good
4. Justice- fairness
5. Veracity - truthfulness
Patient autonomy self determination
respect pt's right to __________ and _____________ privacy
Patient autonomy Treat the patient according to the patient's desires within the bounds of
acceptable treatment
treat the patient according to ---
Informed consent autonomy
which ADA principle?
in informed consent what must we tell the patient? nsture of procedure
risk
benefits
alternative
if you dont give the pt informed consent what can they assault
charge you with?
battery
Minors younger than 18 can give ________ consent or implied consent
_______ but not ACTUAL consent (informal agreement)
assent (formal agreement)
under 18 can give you consent if (2) emancipated
emergency situation
What are they considered? Age 1-7: Infant
Age 1-7 Age 8-14: competent
Age 8-14
Age 15-17 Age 15-17: responsible
, what is it called when a MINOR is free from care from EMANCIPATED
control of parents
how can you be EMANCIPATED? married
parent/pregnant
Military
Patient records: autonomy
what ADA principle as long as possible
how long should you keep them?
most essential component of risk management? documentation
how as dentist do we make sure we do knowledge up to date
NONMALEFICENCE
refer difficult cases
primum non nocere- "first do no harm"
Beneficence "do good" • Professionals have a duty to act for the benefit of others
• Provide service to the patient and the public at large
• Professionals have a duty to act for ---- • Promote patient's welfare
• Provide service to---- • The same ethical standard exists no matter the financial arrangement
• Promote patient's ---
• The same ethical standard exists no matter ----
Justice "fairness" • Be fair in dealings with patients, colleagues, and society
• Deal with people justly and deliver dental care without prejudice
• Be -------- with patients, colleagues, and society • Never slander another dental professional
• Deal with people ---- and deliver dental care without --
---
• Never ----- another dental professional
never SLANDER another dentist justice
what Principle?
Veracity "truthfulness" • Be honest and trustworthy in dealings with the public
• Be --------- in dealings with the public • Respect the position of trust inherent in the dentist-patient relationship
• Respect the position of trust inherent in the dentist- • Must not represent care being rendered, fees being charged, or any form of
patient relationship advertising in a false or misleading manner
•
Must not represent -----
Laws that set max time after an event which legal Statute of limitations
proceedings may be initiated
