Exam Preview for 40137: eAudiology: Ethical Considerations in Audio

eAudiology: Ethical Considerations in Audiology Practice

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1. What federal law specifically protects the privacy of students' educational records, including medical records, in the context of university clinical training? HIPAA FERPA ADA ASHA
2. What does FERPA stand for? First Educational Rights and Privacy Act Financial Educational Rights and Privacy Act Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act None of the above
3. According to the webinar, what became widely implemented in audiology education due to the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing students to gain clinical experience without direct patient contact? Shadowing clinical staff via FaceTime Fieldwork at remote locations Increased traditional lectures Virtual clinics and simulations
4. What is the main focus of the "XYZ" model by Scully & Rowe (2009)? Individuals must consider delivery of professional serves based on the relevancy of the treatment plan. Individual shall limit the delivery of professional serves, particularly amplification devices, on the basis of how the devices were obtained. Individuals shall not limit the delivery of professional services on any basis that is unjustifiable or irrelevant to the need for potential benefit from such services. Individuals shall not limit delivery of professional services on any basis that is associated with technology acquired elsewhere.
5. According to Principle 2 of the AAA Code of Ethics, what is the primary responsibility of audiologists supervising students? Provide students with financial compensation Ensure students do not perform services beyond their qualifications Allow students to practice independently after initial training Focus on patient care with minimal student involvement