RESNA's Guide to Ethical Principles and Assistive
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Terms in this set (58)
What are the five ethical principles? Autonomy, Beneficence, Nonmaleficence, Fidelity,
and Justice.
What is autonomy? Respecting a client's right to make their own decisions
and choose their assistive technology.
Give an example of autonomy in Allowing a client to choose between different
assistive technology. wheelchairs or communication devices.
, What is beneficence? Acting in the client's best interest and promoting their
well-being.
Give an example of beneficence. Recommending an assistive device that improves
independence and participation.
What is nonmaleficence? Do no harm by preventing injury or unnecessary risk.
Give an example of nonmaleficence. Ensuring a wheelchair is safe and properly fitted
before use.
What is fidelity? Honesty, trustworthiness, professionalism, and
avoiding conflicts of interest.
Give an example of fidelity. Recommending the best device for the client instead
of the one with the highest commission.
What is justice? Fair and equitable access to assistive technology and
services.
Which ethical principle supports client Autonomy.
choice?
Which ethical principle means doing Beneficence.
good?
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Terms in this set (58)
What are the five ethical principles? Autonomy, Beneficence, Nonmaleficence, Fidelity,
and Justice.
What is autonomy? Respecting a client's right to make their own decisions
and choose their assistive technology.
Give an example of autonomy in Allowing a client to choose between different
assistive technology. wheelchairs or communication devices.
, What is beneficence? Acting in the client's best interest and promoting their
well-being.
Give an example of beneficence. Recommending an assistive device that improves
independence and participation.
What is nonmaleficence? Do no harm by preventing injury or unnecessary risk.
Give an example of nonmaleficence. Ensuring a wheelchair is safe and properly fitted
before use.
What is fidelity? Honesty, trustworthiness, professionalism, and
avoiding conflicts of interest.
Give an example of fidelity. Recommending the best device for the client instead
of the one with the highest commission.
What is justice? Fair and equitable access to assistive technology and
services.
Which ethical principle supports client Autonomy.
choice?
Which ethical principle means doing Beneficence.
good?
