Code of Ethics
Principles 1-2
Principles 3-4
Principles 5-7
Principles 8-9
100
The NAADAC Decision Making Model and White's Decision Making Model.
What are two models to recognize and resolve ethical dilemmas pertaining to addiction counseling?
100
Imposing personal values on a client violates this principle.
What is non-discrimination (principle 1)?
100
Not offering compensation that is so great or attractive as to distort a potential participant's ability to make free decisions about their participation in the project.
What is Principle 3 Patient Relationship - Research
100
Principle 5 is founded on the principle ethics of obedience, beneficence and ______ .
What is "Justice."
100
Providing any other type of counseling while employed as a CDP violates this part of Principle 9: Duty of Care.
What is practicing outside of scope?
200
Identify and define the problem.
What is the first step in NAADAC's ethical decision making model?
200
A CDP who breaches confidentiality by calling the police when a client discloses a suicide plan and intent to act upon it is acting under this principle.
What is Principle 2 Client Welfare? The client is posing clear and imminent danger to him or herself
200
Professionals must provide information regarding the type of services they will deliver, their qualifications to do so, the expected duration of treatment and where it will be held, the expectations the treatment professional has for the client and the consequences of the failure to meet expectations, and all costs that will be incurred.
What is Principle 3 Patient relationship? "The professional must respect and cultivate the right of all human beings to make decisions that they consider in their own best interest, except where such decisions would pose a clear and present threat to their own safety or to the safety of others."
200
There are ________ that are founded in human nature and are common to all human beings, such as the right to self-determination and the right to maintain physical integrity and live free from fear of harm.
What is "Natural Rights."
200
Continuous Quality Assurance
What is a systematic and objective method of monitoring the quality of services that allows a facility to take a proactive stance on problem prevention, identification, resolution, program planning, and staff development.
300
Telling the truth and keeping promises is the core of this principle of ethics.
What is fidelity?
300
Non-discrimination is founded on what principle ethic.
What is Justice (Principle 1)?
300
Under what area does it cover the rights of others work and where and how to give credit to the authors and co-collaborators?
What is "Intellectual Property."
300
There are _______ that are founded in a social contract and are uniques to a specific culture or society.
What is "Consensual Rights."
300
Following this principle includes protecting individuals through mandatory reporting.
What is Principle 8: Preventing Harm?
400
The safety, mental health, emotional stability, and wellbeing of patients.
What is the main concern of an addiction professional?
400
To be an ethically sensitive addiction professional one must possess this?
What is an awareness of their limits in terms of knowledge and skills?
400
Let imagine that you have business cards with one or more of your credentials printed on them and you have not maintained one of the credential or license's. In what section does this subject appear in Principle #4?
What is "Accurate Representation."
400
Accepting a gift from a current or former client goes against this ethical principle.
What is Principle 7: Dual Relationships
400
Pre-employment, Post-Accident, Reasonable Cause, Random, and Return-to-duty.
What are the five possible criteria that must be met to test a safety-sensitive transportation worker for psychoactive chemical first? (see pg. 249)
500
What questions of ethical practice do principle ethics and virtue ethics answer?
What are "what should I do" and "who should I be" respectively?
500
Federal guidelines for informed consents are required they be given in writing and contain these ten pieces of information. The name of the client, the name of the program or individual making the disclosure, specific information being disclosed, name of the program receiving the disclosure, purpose of the disclosure, when the info will be released, date of expiration within 90 days, statement of revocation, signature of the client, and ____________.
What is date of signature (principle 2)?
500
What is the other name for employee assistance programs (EAP)?
What is "Peer Assistance Program."
500
Forever.
How long is a client a client?
500
Terminating a counseling relationship when it is reasonably clear that the client is not benefiting from the relationship.
What is a way to follow Principle 8 and prevent harm to a client?
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