CDRE- jurisprudence + professional practice
questions n answers rated A+ passed
1. when a
boundary crossing
RD-client
rela- tionship
moves from
profession- al
to personal
2. rescue fantasy tendency to want to "save" a client
3. common bound- self-disclosure
ary crossing cate- accepting or giving gifts
gories: dual personal-professional relationship (becoming friends, treating
friends/fam- ily, communicating via social media, treating romantic
partner)
4. romantic
rela- prohibited for a minimum of 1 year from end of client relationship
tionship
with past
client
5. CASP
conse
nt
acces
s
securit
y
privac
y
6. health custodian
informa- tion
1/
5
, CDRE- jurisprudence + professional practice
questions n answers rated A+ passed
A person, persons, or organization who has the responsibility for
7. conflict of
safekeeping and controlling personal health information in connection
inter- est
with the powers and duties performed
when RDs consider their own interests ahead of or instead of clients'
may improperly influence professional judgement and cause harm to
clients
8. perceived conflict how others may see it, just as damaging as a real conflict of interest
of interest
9.
2/
5
questions n answers rated A+ passed
1. when a
boundary crossing
RD-client
rela- tionship
moves from
profession- al
to personal
2. rescue fantasy tendency to want to "save" a client
3. common bound- self-disclosure
ary crossing cate- accepting or giving gifts
gories: dual personal-professional relationship (becoming friends, treating
friends/fam- ily, communicating via social media, treating romantic
partner)
4. romantic
rela- prohibited for a minimum of 1 year from end of client relationship
tionship
with past
client
5. CASP
conse
nt
acces
s
securit
y
privac
y
6. health custodian
informa- tion
1/
5
, CDRE- jurisprudence + professional practice
questions n answers rated A+ passed
A person, persons, or organization who has the responsibility for
7. conflict of
safekeeping and controlling personal health information in connection
inter- est
with the powers and duties performed
when RDs consider their own interests ahead of or instead of clients'
may improperly influence professional judgement and cause harm to
clients
8. perceived conflict how others may see it, just as damaging as a real conflict of interest
of interest
9.
2/
5
