goal: to provide quality care for the client

The unfair treatment of people on the basis of their group membership

a relationship that is established to benefit the patient

moral principles or values that guide us when deciding what is right and what is wrong, what is good and what is bad

tells you what you can and cannot do and is a body of laws that govern the behavior of a countrys resident

Unregulated health care workers

Focusing on the whole person

The state of not depending on others for control or authority

Autonomy, justice, beneficence, maleficence

the persons right to decide what will and will not be done to his or her body and who can touch his or her body

The legal limits of your role

A state of well-being in all dimensions of ones health

offer encouragement, praising successes, providing client with honest, constructive feedback in a supportive manner, helping to reevaluate a new passion.

having free choice in the decisions that affect ones life

touching the persons body without consent

caring about anothers misfortune and suffering

oxygen, food, water, elimination, rest and shelter

the worth, value, or opinion one has about themselves

all people should be treated in a fair and equal manner?

if you do not wipe up a spill and a client falls, you are guilty of what

Dignity, independence, preferences, privacy, and safety

personality, sexuality, growth and development, and lifespan are all examples of what kind of health

What increases when a child begins to learn control of their body?

doing or promoting good, which should be the central focus of your work

if you are injured at work which legislation will determine how you will be financially compensated?