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What basic ethical principles assumes that individuals have that individuals have the
right to live their lives as long as their actions do not interfere with the welfare of others?
- -Autonomy
-What US Department announced SEP's is an effective strategy to prevent HIV? - -
HHS
-Which is the "connecting issue" among the general principals outlined in TIP 37
Chapter 8 "Ethical Issues"? - -Confidentiality
-What type of approach does ethics use to deal with normal issues? - -Intellectual
-Which of the following was "Not" included in the specific information that must be
provided on the clients consent to release information? - -The clients primary diagnose
and any other co-occurring disorders.
-What are the specific ethical issues that predominate in the substance abuse and
HIV/AIDS treatment field? - -Duty to treat/Duty to warn
-What is nonmaleficence? - -Do no harm
-Which of the following steps was "Not" Listed as part of the decision making
framework for systematically choosing a course of action when ethical codes do not
specify how to act in particular situations? - -Choose a course of action
-What are three basic principles? - -Nonmaleficence, autonomy, justice.
Accurate, rated A+
What basic ethical principles assumes that individuals have that individuals have the
right to live their lives as long as their actions do not interfere with the welfare of others?
- -Autonomy
-What US Department announced SEP's is an effective strategy to prevent HIV? - -
HHS
-Which is the "connecting issue" among the general principals outlined in TIP 37
Chapter 8 "Ethical Issues"? - -Confidentiality
-What type of approach does ethics use to deal with normal issues? - -Intellectual
-Which of the following was "Not" included in the specific information that must be
provided on the clients consent to release information? - -The clients primary diagnose
and any other co-occurring disorders.
-What are the specific ethical issues that predominate in the substance abuse and
HIV/AIDS treatment field? - -Duty to treat/Duty to warn
-What is nonmaleficence? - -Do no harm
-Which of the following steps was "Not" Listed as part of the decision making
framework for systematically choosing a course of action when ethical codes do not
specify how to act in particular situations? - -Choose a course of action
-What are three basic principles? - -Nonmaleficence, autonomy, justice.
