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Osteopathic Ethics: From Personal to Professional, Quizzes of Geriatrics

The evolution of osteopathic ethics, from the personal ethics of oaths to the professional ethics of codes. It covers the formation of the osteopathic code of ethics by the american osteopathic association (aoa), the importance of self-regulation and autonomy, the transition from personal ethics to professional ethics, and the emergency medical treatment and active labor act (emtala) requiring hospitals to provide care to anyone in need of emergency healthcare treatment.

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2011/2012

Uploaded on 07/31/2012

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TERM 1
Who formed the Osteopathic Code of Ethics?
DEFINITION 1
American Osteopathic Association (AOA)
TERM 2
the integrity of the profession is promoted
through?
DEFINITION 2
self-regulation and autonomyby physicians
TERM 3
We apply our knowledge and skills when
needed, though doing so.....
DEFINITION 3
may put us as risk
TERM 4
personal ethics to professional ethics
DEFINITION 4
This transition from the personal ethics of oaths to the
professional ethics of codes thus marks a radical transition
from personally interpreted gentlemanly ethics to
collaboratively interpreted professional ethics
TERM 5
AMAs Code of Medical Ethics was drafted by
whom?
DEFINITION 5
Drs. Bell and Hays was based on conceptions of professional
ethics of Thomas Percival (17401804)
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TERM 1

Who formed the Osteopathic Code of Ethics?

DEFINITION 1 American Osteopathic Association (AOA) TERM 2

the integrity of the profession is promoted

through?

DEFINITION 2 self-regulation and autonomyby physicians TERM 3

We apply our knowledge and skills when

needed, though doing so.....

DEFINITION 3 may put us as risk TERM 4

personal ethics to professional ethics

DEFINITION 4 This transition from the personal ethics of oaths to the professional ethics of codes thus marks a radical transition from personally interpreted gentlemanly ethics to collaboratively interpreted professional ethics TERM 5

AMAs Code of Medical Ethics was drafted by

whom?

DEFINITION 5 Drs. Bell and Hays was based on conceptions of professional ethics of Thomas Percival (17401804)

TERM 6

Emergency Medical Treatment and Active

Labor Act (EMTALA)

DEFINITION 6 requires hospitals and ambulance services to provide care to anyone needing emergency healthcare treatment regardless of citizenship, legal status or ability to pay. There are no reimbursement provisions.