The dental hygienist assesses the client and is developing a dental hygiene treatment plan to discuss with the patient and get permission to proceed. She outlines the benefits and risks of the treatment plan. She discusses her findings and takes time to understand the client’s needs, specific desires for their oral health, and ability to pay for treatment. Which ethical principle supports the dental hygienist’s actions?
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Which of the following Federal Agencies regulates medical an…
Which of the following Federal Agencies regulates medical and dental devices for safety and efficacy?
Which of the following Federal Agencies is not a regulatory…
Which of the following Federal Agencies is not a regulatory agency?
Learning that a client has high blood pressure during a dent…
Learning that a client has high blood pressure during a dental hygiene appointment would indicate a deficit in which of the following according to the Dental Hygiene Human Needs Conceptual Model?
If the provider-patient relationship is terminated without f…
If the provider-patient relationship is terminated without following a careful process, the patient may claim ____________.
Dental hygiene students are discussing their initial experie…
Dental hygiene students are discussing their initial experience in the preclinical dental hygiene course. Before lunch, the students completed a health history for a student partner. One student served as the operator, and one student acted as the patient. The health history is the standard form used for all patients in the dental hygiene clinic. One of the students at the lunch table begins talking about the health information that he solicited from his “student-patient.” Which of the following ethical principles is the student violating?
Which clinical dental hygiene conceptual practice model emph…
Which clinical dental hygiene conceptual practice model emphasizes the client’s perceptions of and reactions to their own health status?
Engineering controls are one strategy to reduce workplace ex…
Engineering controls are one strategy to reduce workplace exposure to hazards. Engineering controls may best be described as
Which of the following Federal Agencies regulates disinfecta…
Which of the following Federal Agencies regulates disinfectants used on clinical contact surfaces?
Housekeeping surfaces require routine cleaning unless visibl…
Housekeeping surfaces require routine cleaning unless visibly soiled with blood and do not require disinfection after each patient. Which of the following would be considered a housekeeping surface in a dental clinical setting?