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Dilemmas for Audiologists: Scenarios for Ethical Decision Making
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1. A decision may be..
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2. Codes of professional ethics were first developed by:
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3. Which of the following is not a principle of professional ethics?
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4. Penalties for violation of ethical principles that may be imposed by a professional association include:
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5. Penalties for violation of ethical principles that may be imposed by a regulatory body include:
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6. The federal entity that serves as a repository for ethical sanctions is:
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7. An audiologist who intentionally lists his credentials incorrectly may be guilty of:
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8. An experienced audiologist who inadvertently perforates the tympanic membrane during the making of an earmold impression may be found guilty of:
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9. A hospital-based audiologist arrives at work exhibiting unusual behavior, including slurred speech, unsteady gait, and belligerence toward the patients. He may be:
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10. A solo audiologist in a rural speech-language-hearing center has Friday afternoon patients scheduled but decides at lunch to start his weekend early and attend a football game in another state. That audiologist could be found guilty of:
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