Test
APTA Code of Ethics - Sub-Principle Matching
Preguntas del test (8)
1Select the Sub-Principles which belong to Principle #1: Physical therapists shall respect the inherent dignity and rights of all individuals. (2)
- APhysical therapists shall act in a respectful manner toward each person regardless of age, gender, race, nationality, religion, ethnicity, social or economic status, sexual orientation, health condition, or disability.
- BPhysical therapists shall recognize their personal biases and shall not discriminate against others in physical therapist practice, consultation, education, research, and administration.
- CPhysical therapists shall protect confidential patient/client information and may disclose confidential information to appropriate authorities only when allowed or as required by law.
- DPhysical therapists shall not engage in conflicts of interest that interfere with professional judgment.
- EPhysical therapists shall adhere to the core values of the profession and shall act in the best interests of patients/clients over the interests of the physical therapist.
- FPhysical therapists shall provide appropriate direction of and communication with physical therapist assistants and support personnel.
- GPhysical therapists shall not exploit persons over whom
they have supervisory, evaluative or other authority (eg, patients/clients, students, supervisees, research participants, or employees). - HPhysical therapists shall not engage in any sexual relationship with any of their patients/clients, supervisees, or students.
- IPhysical therapists shall refrain from employment arrangements, or other arrangements, that prevent physical therapists from fulfilling professional obligations to patients/clients.
- JPhysical therapists involved in research shall abide by accepted standards governing protection of research participants.
2Select the Sub-Principles which belong to Principle #2: Physical therapists shall be trustworthy and compassionate in addressing the rights and needs of patients/clients. (5)
- APhysical therapists shall adhere to the core values of the profession and shall act in the best interests of patients/clients over the interests of the physical therapist.
- BPhysical therapists shall provide physical therapy services with compassionate and caring behaviors that incorporate the individual and cultural differences of patients/clients.
- CPhysical therapists shall provide the information necessary to allow patients or their surrogates to make informed decisions about physical therapy care or participation in clinical research.
- DPhysical therapists shall collaborate with patients/clients to empower them in decisions about their health care.
- EPhysical therapists shall protect confidential patient/client information and may disclose confidential information to appropriate authorities only when allowed or as required by law.
- FPhysical therapists shall provide truthful, accurate, and relevant information and shall not make misleading representations.
- GPhysical therapists shall not exploit persons over whom they have supervisory, evaluative or other authority (eg, patients/clients, students, supervisees, research participants, or employees).
- HPhysical therapists shall not harass anyone verbally, physically, emotionally, or sexually.
- IPhysical therapists shall fully disclose any financial interest they have in products or services that they recommend to patients/clients.
- JPhysical therapists shall educate members of the public about the benefits of physical therapy and the unique role of the physical therapist.
3Select the Sub-Principles which belong to Principle #3: Physical therapists shall be accountable for making sound professional judgments. (5)
- APhysical therapists shall demonstrate independent and objective professional judgment in the patient’s/client’s best interest in all practice settings.
- BPhysical therapists shall demonstrate professional judgment informed by professional standards, evidence (including current literature and established best practice), practitioner experience, and patient/client values.
- CPhysical therapists shall make judgments within their scope of practice and level of expertise and shall communicate with, collaborate with, or refer to peers or other health care professionals when necessary.
- DPhysical therapists shall not engage in conflicts of interest that interfere with professional judgment.
- EPhysical therapists shall provide appropriate direction of and communication with physical therapist assistants and support personnel.
- FPhysical therapists shall provide truthful, accurate, and relevant information and shall not make misleading representations.
- GPhysical therapists shall discourage misconduct by health care professionals and report illegal or unethical acts to the relevant authority, when appropriate.
- HPhysical therapists shall not engage in any sexual relationship with any of their patients/clients, supervisees, or students.
- IPhysical therapists shall comply with applicable local, state, and federal laws and regulations.
- JPhysical therapists shall achieve and maintain professional competence.
4Select the Sub-Principles which belong to Principle #4: Physical therapists shall demonstrate integrity in their relationships with patients/clients, families, colleagues, students, research participants, other health care providers, employers, payers, and the public. (6)
- APhysical therapists shall provide truthful, accurate, and relevant information and shall not make misleading representations.
- BPhysical therapists shall not exploit persons over whom they have supervisory, evaluative or other authority (eg, patients/clients, students, supervisees, research participants, or employees).
- CPhysical therapists shall discourage misconduct by health care professionals and report illegal or unethical acts to the relevant authority, when appropriate.
- DPhysical therapists shall report suspected cases of abuse involving children or vulnerable adults to the appropriate authority, subject to law.
- EPhysical therapists shall not engage in any sexual relationship with any of their patients/clients, supervisees, or students.
- FPhysical therapists shall not harass anyone verbally, physically, emotionally, or sexually.
- GPhysical therapists shall act in a respectful manner toward each person regardless of age, gender, race, nationality, religion, ethnicity, social or economic status, sexual orientation, health condition, or disability.
- HPhysical therapists shall recognize their personal biases and shall not discriminate against others in physical therapist practice, consultation, education, research, and administration.
- IPhysical therapists shall demonstrate independent and objective professional judgment in the patient’s/client’s best interest in all practice settings.
- JPhysical therapists shall provide appropriate direction of and communication with physical therapist assistants and support personnel.
5Select the Sub-Principles which belong to Principle #5: Physical therapists shall fulfill their legal and professional obligations. (6)
- APhysical therapists shall comply with applicable local, state, and federal laws and regulations.
- BPhysical therapists shall have primary responsibility for supervision of physical therapist assistants and support personnel.
- CPhysical therapists involved in research shall abide by accepted standards governing protection of research participants.
- DPhysical therapists shall encourage colleagues with physical, psychological, or substance-related impairments that may adversely impact their professional responsibilities to seek assistance or counsel.
- EPhysical therapists who have knowledge that a colleague is unable to perform their professional responsibilities with reasonable skill and safety shall report this information to the appropriate authority.
- FPhysical therapists shall provide notice and information about alternatives for obtaining care in the event the physical therapist terminates the provider relationship while the patient/client continues to need physical therapy services.
- GPhysical therapists shall recognize their personal biases and shall not discriminate against others in physical therapist practice, consultation, education, research, and administration.
- HPhysical therapists shall not engage in conflicts of interest that interfere with professional judgment.
- IPhysical therapists shall not exploit persons over whom they have supervisory, evaluative or other authority (eg, patients/clients, students, supervisees, research participants, or employees).
- JPhysical therapists shall be aware of charges and shall ensure that documentation and coding for physical therapy services accurately reflect the nature and extent of the services provided.
6Select the Sub-Principles which belong to Principle #6: Physical therapists shall enhance their expertise through the lifelong acquisition and refinement of knowledge, skills, abilities, and professional behaviors. (4)
- APhysical therapists shall achieve and maintain professional competence.
- BPhysical therapists shall take responsibility for their professional development based on critical self-assessment and reflection on changes in physical therapist practice, education, health care delivery, and technology.
- CPhysical therapists shall evaluate the strength of evidence and applicability of content presented during professional development activities before integrating the content or techniques into practice.
- DPhysical therapists shall cultivate practice environments that support professional development, lifelong learning, and excellence.
- EPhysical therapists shall educate members of the public about the benefits of physical therapy and the unique role of the physical therapist.
- FPhysical therapists involved in research shall abide by accepted standards governing protection of research participants.
- GPhysical therapists shall promote practice environments that support autonomous and accountable professional judgments.
- HPhysical therapists shall provide truthful, accurate, and relevant information and shall not make misleading representations.
- IPhysical therapists shall not engage in conflicts of interest that interfere with professional judgment.
- JPhysical therapists shall collaborate with patients/clients to empower them in decisions about their health care.
7Select the Sub-Principles which belong to Principle #7: Physical therapists shall promote organizational behaviors and business practices that benefit patients/clients and society. (6)
- APhysical therapists shall promote practice environments that support autonomous and accountable professional judgments.
- BPhysical therapists shall seek remuneration as is deserved and reasonable for physical therapist services.
- CPhysical therapists shall not accept gifts or other considerations that influence or give an appearance of influencing their professional judgment.
- DPhysical therapists shall fully disclose any financial interest they have in products or services that they recommend to patients/clients.
- EPhysical therapists shall be aware of charges and shall ensure that documentation and coding for physical therapy services accurately reflect the nature and extent of the services provided.
- FPhysical therapists shall refrain from employment arrangements, or other arrangements, that prevent physical therapists from fulfilling professional obligations to patients/clients.
- GPhysical therapists shall act in a respectful manner toward each person regardless of age, gender, race, nationality, religion, ethnicity, social or economic status, sexual orientation, health condition, or disability.
- HPhysical therapists shall provide appropriate direction of and communication with physical therapist assistants and support personnel.
- IPhysical therapists shall provide physical therapy services with compassionate and caring behaviors that incorporate the individual and cultural differences of patients/clients.
- JPhysical therapists shall cultivate practice environments that support professional development, lifelong learning, and excellence.
8Select the Sub-Principles which belong to Principle #8: Physical therapists shall participate in efforts to meet the health needs of people locally, nationally, or globally.
- APhysical therapists shall provide pro bono physical therapy services or support organizations that meet the health needs of people who are economically disadvantaged, uninsured, and underinsured.
- BPhysical therapists shall advocate to reduce health disparities and health care inequities, improve access to health care services, and address the health, wellness, and preventive health care needs of people.
- CPhysical therapists shall be responsible stewards of health care resources and shall avoid overutilization or underutilization of physical therapy services.
- DPhysical therapists shall educate members of the public about the benefits of physical therapy and the unique role of the physical therapist.
- EPhysical therapists shall promote practice environments that support autonomous and accountable professional judgments.
- FPhysical therapists shall achieve and maintain professional competence.
- GPhysical therapists shall comply with applicable local, state, and federal laws and regulations.
- HPhysical therapists shall provide truthful, accurate, and relevant information and shall not make misleading representations.
- IPhysical therapists shall adhere to the core values of the profession and shall act in the best interests of patients/clients over the interests of the physical therapist.
- JPhysical therapists shall act in a respectful manner toward each person regardless of age, gender, race, nationality, religion, ethnicity, social or economic status, sexual orientation, health condition, or disability.
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- (Mid-Term) Ethics Test sobre APTA Code of Ethics - Sub-Principle Matching, creado por Ben Williams el 20/02/2017.
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