Core Values and Ethics Quiz

How many core values are there?

7

Define beneficence

All forms of action intended to benefit other persons. Acts of mercy, kindness and charity, protecting and defending rights of others are examples.

Define freedom

Allowing the clients the freedom to make choices regarding their treatment

Name the core values.

Altruism, truth, prudence, social justice, equality, dignity and freedom

Define truth

Always provide accurate information to client whether orally or in writing

What are the principles and standards of conduct?

Beneficence, nonmaleficence, autonomy, justice, veracity, and fidelity.

Define social justice

Complete inclusion regardless of demographic information

What is the purpose of the core values?

Express values and attitudes fundamental to OT

Define justice

Fair, equitable and appreciate treatment of persons

The principles are referred to as a_________?

Guideline for ethical decision making

Define altruism

Needs of others above your own

Are the core values legally binding?

No

Are core values enforceable?

No but we are expected to abide by them and use them to determine the most ethical corse of action.

Are the principles and standards of conduct enforceable for professional behavior?

Yes

Define autonomy

Respect client's rights to individual self determination, privacy, confidentiality and consent.

Define fidelity

Treat clients and colleagues and other professionals with respect fairness discretion and integrity

Define equality

Treat everyone the same

Define prudence

Use common sense to make best judgement for client

What are the core values?

Official AOTA document

Define veracity

Provide comprehensive, accurate, and objective information when representing the profession

Define nonmaleficence

Refrain from actions that cause harm.

Define dignity

Respect client to maintain their self worth and protect their identity