Business
Human-Centered view of the environment. Protect the environment because it is in the best interest of humans.
Anthropocentric
When companies work together to set a higher price than they were competing for the market.
Price Fixing
This must be specified and understood by a legally capable person in order to move on with the proposed treatment or procedure.
Informed Consent
Having privileged knowledge and is not available to the general public is used when buying or selling securities like stocks and bonds.
Insider Trading
Being ethical in marketing means _______.
Respecting the consumer's freedom of choice.
The following six principles of healthcare ethics are: autonomy, paternalism, nonmaleficence, compensatory and distributive justice, and ___________?
Beneficence
What principle is not part of the competition act?
a. Confidentiality
b. Fairness
c. Honesty
d. Predictability
Honesty
Based on the textbook, which target market would not create an ethical issue if they were targeted?
a. Children
b. Elderly
c. LGBTQ
d. Disability
LGBTQ
*DOUBLE JEOPARDY*
List 5/7 Regulatory bodies.
1. Registration
2. Quality Assurance
3. Patient Relations
4. Fitness to Practice
5. Complaints
6. Discipline
7. Executive
At one time, the attitude of businesses toward product control was caveat emptor, a Latin phrase which means _______.
Buyer Beware
*DOUBLE JEOPARDY*
Name 3/5 legal issues that can be created in advertising.
1. deceptive or misleading advertising
2. hidden or absent disclaimers
3. false or unfair comparisons
4. Misappropriation of someone's personality
5. Contests
Touching or restraining a patient must be done when - and only in a way - that benefits and increases the happiness of the patient as well as the healthcare worker. Define the theory.
Utilitarianism