CCMC CCM EXAM
ETHICS QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+ 2025-2026
What are the 5 basic ethical principles? - ANS-Beneficence
Nonmaleficence
Autonomy
Justice
Fidelity
What are the 8 Principles within the Code of Professional Conduct? - ANS-1) Place
public interest above own
2) Respect rights and dignity of all clients
3) Maintain objectively in client relationships
4) Act with integrity and fidelity
5) Maintain competency to ensure highest quality of service
6) Honor integrity of CCM and adhere to requirements for use
7) Obey all laws and regulations
8) Maintain integrity of CCM (respond to requests for comments to review/revise code
for consistency with practice)
What are the 6 CCMC Rules of Conduct? - ANS-1) Do not intentionally falsify
applications/documents
2) Cannot be convicted of felony
, 3) Will not violate code of ethics governing profession upon which eligibility for CCM
designation is based (Follow NSG code of ethics)
4) Will not lose primary professional credential (NSG licensure)
5) Will not violate/breach Standards for Professional Conduct
6) Will not violate rules/regulations governing the CCM exam and maintenance of CCM
certification
The act of recommending or pleading the cause of another - ANS-Advocacy
Collecting in depth info about client situation and functioning to identify needs and
develop plan to address needs. Info can be obtained through clients, caregivers,
employer, health records, and etc. - ANS-Assessment
Agreement to respect another's right to self-determine a course of action; support
independent decision making - ANS-Autonomy
Compassion; positive action to help others; desire to do good; core principle of
advocacy - ANS-Beneficence
Organization of care activities between two or more participants involved in patient
care to facilitate appropriate delivery of health services - ANS-Care Coordination
The process of organizing, securing, integrating, modifying, and documenting the
resources necessary to accomplish the goals set forth in the case management plan. -
ANS-Coordination
The process of determining and documenting effectiveness of CM plan in reaching
desire outcomes and goals; repeated in appropriate intervals; might lead to need for
change/modification in entire or component of plan - ANS-Evaluation
Ethical principle of keeping commitments or promises - ANS-Fidelity
Process of executing and documenting activities/interventions that will lead to
accomplishing goals set forth in CM plan - ANS-Implementation
ETHICS QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+ 2025-2026
What are the 5 basic ethical principles? - ANS-Beneficence
Nonmaleficence
Autonomy
Justice
Fidelity
What are the 8 Principles within the Code of Professional Conduct? - ANS-1) Place
public interest above own
2) Respect rights and dignity of all clients
3) Maintain objectively in client relationships
4) Act with integrity and fidelity
5) Maintain competency to ensure highest quality of service
6) Honor integrity of CCM and adhere to requirements for use
7) Obey all laws and regulations
8) Maintain integrity of CCM (respond to requests for comments to review/revise code
for consistency with practice)
What are the 6 CCMC Rules of Conduct? - ANS-1) Do not intentionally falsify
applications/documents
2) Cannot be convicted of felony
, 3) Will not violate code of ethics governing profession upon which eligibility for CCM
designation is based (Follow NSG code of ethics)
4) Will not lose primary professional credential (NSG licensure)
5) Will not violate/breach Standards for Professional Conduct
6) Will not violate rules/regulations governing the CCM exam and maintenance of CCM
certification
The act of recommending or pleading the cause of another - ANS-Advocacy
Collecting in depth info about client situation and functioning to identify needs and
develop plan to address needs. Info can be obtained through clients, caregivers,
employer, health records, and etc. - ANS-Assessment
Agreement to respect another's right to self-determine a course of action; support
independent decision making - ANS-Autonomy
Compassion; positive action to help others; desire to do good; core principle of
advocacy - ANS-Beneficence
Organization of care activities between two or more participants involved in patient
care to facilitate appropriate delivery of health services - ANS-Care Coordination
The process of organizing, securing, integrating, modifying, and documenting the
resources necessary to accomplish the goals set forth in the case management plan. -
ANS-Coordination
The process of determining and documenting effectiveness of CM plan in reaching
desire outcomes and goals; repeated in appropriate intervals; might lead to need for
change/modification in entire or component of plan - ANS-Evaluation
Ethical principle of keeping commitments or promises - ANS-Fidelity
Process of executing and documenting activities/interventions that will lead to
accomplishing goals set forth in CM plan - ANS-Implementation
