Ethics for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology

Question 1:

Autonomy means complete freedom from all monitoring and regulations.

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Question 2:

________ is the act of being kind.

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Question 3:

ASHA BOE does not have investigatory nor subpoena power, and the complaint materials are critical to the adjudication process.

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Question 4:

Audiologists attending professional meetings are frequently invited to private dinners paid for by individual hearing aid manufacturers or equipment vendors in appreciation for the use of their products is considered a potential risk of conflict based on relationships with vendors.

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Question 5:

The AHSA BOE accepts anonymous complaints or complaints filed against an organization or employer.

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Question 6:

Possible sanctions for violation of the ASHA Code are either private or public including all of the following, Except.

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Question 7:

Sanctions imposed by AAA require a simple majority vote of the EPC except for revocation of membership, which requires a _________ majority vote of the EPC.

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Question 8:

Individuals found to violate ASHA or AAA Codes may appeal the final decision within _____ days of notification of the final decision.

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Question 9:

Which of the following is NOT among the major themes contained in the ASHA Code of Ethics Rules?

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Question 10:

Which of the following is NOT one of the seven steps commonly contained within ethical decision-making models?

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Question 11:

A physician who refers patients to an individual speech-language pathologist or audiologist expecting the professional in our discipline to reciprocate by referring patients for surgical management is NOT considered a Conflicts of Interest.

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Question 12:

Ignorance of proper billing or coding for telepractice might, inadvertently, expose practitioners to the ethical allegation of the fraudulent receipt of payment and/or reimbursement.

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Question 13:

If you determine telepractice is not appropriate for a client or should not be the exclusive service-delivery method, your supervisor should defer to your judgment.

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Question 14:

The ASHA BOE only has jurisdiction to receive, deliberate, and act upon complaints filed against ________ .

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Question 15:

Protection of client/patient confidentiality and knowledge of privacy and security laws and regulations are essential components in the delivery of telepractice services. In addition to state licensure laws and regulations and the ASHA Code of Ethics, mandates are contained in ________.