DCA05DE Dental Ethics and the Digital Age, 3rd Edition _ _________________________________________
10. The American Dental Association Code of Ethics offers extensive guidance on advertising in dentistry, including using social coupons under the principle of: A) Autonomy. B) Veracity. C) Beneficence. D) Justice. 11. A dental professional who enters, or is inherently involved in, a second, nonprofessional relationship with a patient is engaged in: A) A dual relationship.
15. Which ethical concern is most significant when incorporating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into dental practice? A) AI’s potential to completely replace human dentists, leading to job loss. B) AI’s ability to perform procedures without the need for human oversight. C) The potential compromise of patient privacy and data protection. D) AI’s capacity to autonomously make decisions. 16. In the care model of dental practice: A) Caveat emptor applies. B) Competition is encouraged. C) Patient welfare always comes before commercial gain. D) Endorsements are relied upon. 17. Advertising by professionals, including dentists, was considered beneath the dignity of professionals until: A) Painless Parker changed perceptions. B) The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ruling in the 1970s. C) The advent of social media. D) The principle of veracity was added to the ADA Code. 18. In the order of Ozar’s central values of the dental profession, which has the highest priority for consideration in any ethical dilemma? A) Patient autonomy. B) Dentist’s preferred pattern of practice. C) Patient’s oral health. D) Patient’s life and general health. 19. How can healthcare providers ethically boost their online reviews? A) Encourage satisfied patients to post positive reviews.
B) A symbiotic relationship. C) A composite association. D) An aggregate association.
12. Strict regulations regarding protecting patients’ personal health information are most clearly established through the: A) Belmont Report of 1979. B) American Dental Association Code of Ethics. C) 2020 Telemedicine Guidelines. D) Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996. 13. To navigate the process of solving ethical dilemmas, it is essential to take an approach that is: A) Inflexible.
B) Situational. C) Capricious. D) Systematic.
14. Which of the following strategies is most effective for dental practitioners to manage and leverage online reviews to benefit their practice? A) Ignoring negative reviews to avoid drawing further atten- tion to them. B) Regularly track online mentions and respond promptly to positive and negative reviews. C) Discouraging patients from posting reviews to maintain control over the practice’s reputation. D) Responding defensively to negative reviews to protect the practice’s image.
B) Hire someone to post fake positive reviews. C) Auto generate reviews regularly using AI. D) Google yourself often and act as needed.
20. What professional relationships are at the core of most ethical dilemmas? A) The professional and family, the professional and profes- sional, the professional and society. B) The professional and client, the professional and profes- sional, the professional and society. C) The professional and professional, the professional and staff, the professional and family. D) The professional and family, the professional and gov- ernment, the professional and the law.
Course Code: DCA05DE
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