This document summarizes a final exam for a CRC (Counseling, Respect and Care) course. The exam covers topics like basic characteristics of helping relationships, principles of compassionate care, attributes of dignity, ethical theories, and types of privacy. It asks multiple choice and short answer questions to test understanding of these concepts. Key areas assessed include empathy, compassion, respect, care, autonomy, confidentiality, and strategies for providing good patient care.
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This document summarizes a final exam for a CRC (Counseling, Respect and Care) course. The exam covers topics like basic characteristics of helping relationships, principles of compassionate care, attributes of dignity, ethical theories, and types of privacy. It asks multiple choice and short answer questions to test understanding of these concepts. Key areas assessed include empathy, compassion, respect, care, autonomy, confidentiality, and strategies for providing good patient care.
This document summarizes a final exam for a CRC (Counseling, Respect and Care) course. The exam covers topics like basic characteristics of helping relationships, principles of compassionate care, attributes of dignity, ethical theories, and types of privacy. It asks multiple choice and short answer questions to test understanding of these concepts. Key areas assessed include empathy, compassion, respect, care, autonomy, confidentiality, and strategies for providing good patient care.
1____-is a human response to a particular situation.
A. Care B. Respect C. promises D. Affection 2.____A feeling of liking and caring for someone or something; feeling of love. A. Affection B. Care C. Respect 3. Which one is not Basic Characteristics of a Helping Relationship A .Static B. time limited C .Compassion D .Respectful 4. Which one is not Basic Characteristics of a Helping Relationship A . Respectful B. time limited C .Compassion D. all 5. we can say it is being sensitive to the pain or suffering of others and a deep desire to alleviate the suffering. A .Static B. time limited C .Compassion D .Respectful 6.___ is the ability to sense feelings or concerns of others . A. Sympathetic B. Empathy C. judge D. Caring: 7. Which one is not Principles of compassionate care A. Attention B. Acceptance C. Affection D,NONE 8. ____This is related to a person‘s status in a society. A. Dignity of human being B .Dignity of merit C. Dignity of moral status D. Dignity of personal identity 9. Which one is not There are four attributes of dignity: A. Respect B. Beneficence C. Empowerment D. Communication 10 It seeks the reasons why these action or attitudes are either wrong or right. A, Deontology ethics B. Descriptive ethics C, Normative ethics D. Analytical ethics 11. WHICH one of the following is ethical theories A. Deontology B.Teleology C, Intuitionism D, ALL 12. An ethical concept of bodily privacy can be derived from respect for autonomy, A . Bodily privacy B Decisional privacy C Informational privacy D.ALL 13. is distinguished as control over the intimate decisions one makes A. Bodily privacy B Decisional privacy C Informational privacy D.ALL 14. This type of privacy underlies the notion of confidentiality. A. Bodily privacy B Decisional privacy C Informational privacy D.ALL 15. is a skill that involves both hearing and interpreting what is said. A. Conversation skills B.Writing skills C . Listening Skills D. Reading skill SHORT ANSWER 16.Write at list four Elements of compassionate care ? 3ps 17. Write at list four strategies to provide good care for the patient? 3ps