BIOET - Confidentiality

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Confidentiality

What is the ethical and legal duty of physicians to protect patient information from unauthorized disclosure?

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Trust

What core professional value does confidentiality help build between physician and patient?

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Honesty and openness

What does confidentiality encourage in the clinical encounter?

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Patient welfare

What is the ultimate goal of maintaining confidentiality in medicine?

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Autonomy

Which ethical principle emphasizes the patient’s right to control personal information?

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Fidelity

Which ethical principle stresses loyalty and faith in the doctor-patient relationship?

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Beneficence

Which ethical principle supports confidentiality as a way to promote patient good?

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Nonmaleficence

Which ethical principle emphasizes avoidance of harm from disclosure?

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Stigma or discrimination

What type of harm can breaches of confidentiality cause, such as social rejection or bias?

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Autonomy

What ethical foundation of confidentiality ensures respect for the patient's decision-making and privacy rights?

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Republic Act of 10173

What law in the Philippines is known as the Data Privacy Act of 2012?

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Republic Act of 2382

What law governs the practice of medicine and includes confidentiality as a duty?

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Philippine Medical Association Code of Ethics 2019

What code emphasizes confidentiality as a professional duty of physicians?

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World Health Organization

Which international organization upholds patient privacy as a global medical standard?

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World Medical Association

Which international association issues ethical standards protecting patient confidentiality?

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All patient information

What does confidentiality cover aside from verbal statements and records?

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Medical records

What type of patient data is covered by confidentiality in addition to verbal statements?

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Photographs and electronic data

What kind of digital or visual information must remain confidential?

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Electronic health records

What modern record-keeping system also falls under confidentiality laws?

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Diagnostic results

What type of laboratory result is protected under the confidentiality principle?

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Not absolute

Is confidentiality considered absolute or limited?

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Explicit consent

What type of consent allows disclosure of patient information?

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Subpoena

Disclosure may be justified when required by what legal instrument?

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Communicable disease

What kind of disease may justify disclosure to protect public safety?

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Emergency

Disclosure for the patient’s benefit is justified during what type of medical situation?

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Teaching or research

What condition allows disclosure for academic purposes if patient data is de-identified?

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De-identification

What should be done to patient information before it is used for educational purposes?

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Duty to warn

What ethical principle conflicts with confidentiality in cases of contagious disease?

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Justified disclosure after counseling

What is the appropriate physician action when a patient with Human Immunodeficiency Virus refuses to tell a partner?

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Patient consent

What should the physician prioritize before breaching confidentiality in an HIV case?

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Privacy breach

What is the ethical issue when a student posts a clinical case on social media?

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None

What is the correct ethical justification for posting patient data online?

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Re-education and sanction

What disciplinary response is appropriate for a medical student breaching confidentiality?

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Privacy versus public health

What ethical dilemma arises when reporting tuberculosis to authorities?

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Mandatory reporting law

What legal justification supports the reporting of tuberculosis?

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Minimal necessary disclosure

What should be the extent of disclosure in legally required reports?

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Public safety

In ethical decision-making, what must be balanced against patient privacy?

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Discussing patients in public

What professional behavior should be avoided to prevent accidental disclosure?

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De-identify patient information

What should be done before sharing any case for academic or clinical learning?

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Posting on social media

What digital action violates confidentiality in clinical education?

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Physical and digital records

What type of records should be securely stored to maintain confidentiality?

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Seeks ethics committee advice

What should a physician do when uncertain about disclosure boundaries?

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Discretion

What professional quality should guide all confidentiality-related decisions?

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Empathy and integrity

What two personal traits support professional confidentiality?

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Legal duty and patient rights

What should the physician prioritize in managing workplace disclosure of infectious status?

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Accountability

What professional responsibility is emphasized by the statement “Confidentiality is not absolute, but its breach always has consequences”?

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Conscience

What quality ensures ethical restraint in decisions about information disclosure?

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Fidelity

What is the ethical foundation of confidentiality that emphasizes the duty of loyalty?

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Professionalism

What should medical students embody to maintain confidentiality in the digital era?

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Trust

What single word summarizes the physician’s duty to protect patient privacy?