IHS Final Test Cards Quizzes & Ans…
1. Professionalism can be defined as practicing with __________ .
Select one:
B. accountability
D. All the above
C. work ethic
A. a high performance standard
D. All of the above
2. The legal aspects of professional practice are defined through
Select one:
A. membership in a professional society
B. ethical conduct
C. local and national laws and regulations
D. the FDA
C. local and national laws and regulations
3. Ethical conduct __________ .
Select one:
A. is the expectation that a practitioner will conduct himself/herself in a socially acceptable manner
and in a way that is consistent with members of the professional organization
B. has the force of law
C. is defined by local and national laws and regulations
D. is dictated by the apprentice's trainer/sponsor
A. is the expectation that a practitioner will conduct himself/herself in a socially acceptable manner
and in a way that is consistent with members of the professional organization
4. Accurate and precise clinical documentation is important to success and the professional status of a
hearing instrument specialist.
Select one:
A. True
B. False
A. True
5. The acronym H-E-A-R can be used as a device to remember how to construct __________ in a
logical and consistent manner.
Select one:
A. a purchase agreement
B. clinical notes
C. an aural rehabilitation plan
D. an amplification management program
B. clinical notes
6. Inter-professional collaboration leads to __________ .
Select one:
A. more referrals
B. greater status
C. certification
D. improved patient/client care
D. improved patient/client care
, 7. A code of ethics provides guiding principles for professional conduct and may be used to help you
resolve potential conflicts of interest.
Select one:
A. True
B. False
A. True
8. Lifelong learning is another term for __________ .
Select one:
A. certification
B. continued professional development
C. adult education
D. licensure
B. continued professional development
9. The development of a professional library is __________ .
Select one:
A. a waste of time and space
B. a pursuit of true professionals
C. not necessary in the digital world
D. required by law
B. a pursuit of true professionals
1. "Ethics"
Select one:
A. represents judicial decisions and legislative action
B. is what HIPAA regulates
C. reflects norms that guide human conduct of behavior
D. is of no concern to the hearing aid specialist
C. reflects norms that guide human conduct of behavior
2. A violation of a Code of Ethical Conduct can result in
Select one:
A. sanctions by the professional society in which you hold membership
B. criminal and civil penalties
C. revocation of licensure/certification
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
3. Societal expectations determine public policy which is then formulated into professional Codes of
Ethics that state how members of that group are expected to act and interact with others.
Select one:
A. True
B. False
A. True
4. Law formally codifies ethical dilemmas into
Select one:
A. Codes of Ethics
B. written form and specifies sanctions for non-compliance
1. Professionalism can be defined as practicing with __________ .
Select one:
B. accountability
D. All the above
C. work ethic
A. a high performance standard
D. All of the above
2. The legal aspects of professional practice are defined through
Select one:
A. membership in a professional society
B. ethical conduct
C. local and national laws and regulations
D. the FDA
C. local and national laws and regulations
3. Ethical conduct __________ .
Select one:
A. is the expectation that a practitioner will conduct himself/herself in a socially acceptable manner
and in a way that is consistent with members of the professional organization
B. has the force of law
C. is defined by local and national laws and regulations
D. is dictated by the apprentice's trainer/sponsor
A. is the expectation that a practitioner will conduct himself/herself in a socially acceptable manner
and in a way that is consistent with members of the professional organization
4. Accurate and precise clinical documentation is important to success and the professional status of a
hearing instrument specialist.
Select one:
A. True
B. False
A. True
5. The acronym H-E-A-R can be used as a device to remember how to construct __________ in a
logical and consistent manner.
Select one:
A. a purchase agreement
B. clinical notes
C. an aural rehabilitation plan
D. an amplification management program
B. clinical notes
6. Inter-professional collaboration leads to __________ .
Select one:
A. more referrals
B. greater status
C. certification
D. improved patient/client care
D. improved patient/client care
, 7. A code of ethics provides guiding principles for professional conduct and may be used to help you
resolve potential conflicts of interest.
Select one:
A. True
B. False
A. True
8. Lifelong learning is another term for __________ .
Select one:
A. certification
B. continued professional development
C. adult education
D. licensure
B. continued professional development
9. The development of a professional library is __________ .
Select one:
A. a waste of time and space
B. a pursuit of true professionals
C. not necessary in the digital world
D. required by law
B. a pursuit of true professionals
1. "Ethics"
Select one:
A. represents judicial decisions and legislative action
B. is what HIPAA regulates
C. reflects norms that guide human conduct of behavior
D. is of no concern to the hearing aid specialist
C. reflects norms that guide human conduct of behavior
2. A violation of a Code of Ethical Conduct can result in
Select one:
A. sanctions by the professional society in which you hold membership
B. criminal and civil penalties
C. revocation of licensure/certification
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
3. Societal expectations determine public policy which is then formulated into professional Codes of
Ethics that state how members of that group are expected to act and interact with others.
Select one:
A. True
B. False
A. True
4. Law formally codifies ethical dilemmas into
Select one:
A. Codes of Ethics
B. written form and specifies sanctions for non-compliance
