Key principles of ethical practice in health and social care
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- Q1Which of the following is a key principle of ethical practice in health and social care?Non-maleficenceJusticeBeneficenceRespect for autonomy30s
- Q2In health and social care, what does the principle of non-maleficence refer to?The obligation not to inflict harm intentionallyThe importance of fairness in treatmentThe duty to promote goodThe necessity of informed consent30s
- Q3What does the principle of justice in health and social care primarily emphasise?Patient confidentialityInformed consentFair distribution of resourcesRespect for individual choices30s
- Q4Which ethical principle is concerned with the obligation to act in the best interest of the patient?Non-maleficenceBeneficenceJusticeAutonomy30s
- Q5What is the significance of informed consent in health and social care?It prioritizes efficiency over patient choiceIt allows for the waiver of patient rightsIt provides legal protection for healthcare providersIt ensures that patients understand and agree to their treatment plans30s
- Q6Which principle emphasizes the importance of maintaining confidentiality in health and social care?IntegrityPrivacyAccountabilityTransparency30s
- Q7Which ethical principle requires healthcare professionals to provide care that is proportionate to the patient's needs?JusticeAutonomyBeneficenceProportionality30s
- Q8Which of the following best defines the principle of equity in health and social care?Providing equal access to healthcare services for all individualsPrioritizing the most urgent cases firstAllocating resources based on incomeEnsuring that all patients receive the same type of treatment30s
- Q9What does the principle of candor require from healthcare professionals?Providing maximum treatment optionsHonesty about mistakes and outcomesWithholding information to protect patientsOffering treatment solely based on cost-effectiveness30s
- Q10Which principle involves advocating for patients' rights and ensuring their needs are met?Non-maleficenceAccountabilityAdvocacyConfidentiality30s