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complexity of the required treatment.NDEB released questions set 2
As a dentist in Canada, it is ethical to refuse to treat a patient on the basis of
1. religious beliefs.
2. physical handicap.
3. infectious disease.
4. recognition of lack of skill or knowledge.
(4) only
NDEB released questions part 2 set 13
According to the principles of ethics that are generally accepted in Canada, a dentist may refuse to treat a patient with HIV infection for a specific procedure for the following reason(s).
1. Inadequate experience in the specific procedure.
2. Inadequate knowledge of the specific procedure.
3. Lack of instruments or equipment for this procedure.
4. Infection control procedures that are not designed for infectious patients.
(1) (2) (3)
NDEB released questions set 8
As a dentist in Canada, it is ethical to refuse to treat a patient on the basis of
1. religious beliefs.
2. physical handicap.
3. infectious disease.
4. recognition of lack of skill or knowledge.
(4) only
NDEB released questions set 8
As a dentist in Canada, it is ethical to refuse to treat a patient on the basis of
1. religious beliefs.
2. infectious disease.
3. physical handicap.
4. recognition of lack of skill or knowledge.
(4) only
NDEB released questions set 13
In Canada, it is ethical for a dentist to refuse to treat a patient on the basis of the
complexity of the required treatmentPlanets 34
According to the principles of ethics that are generally accepted in Canada, a dentist may refuse to treat a patient with HIV infection for a specific procedure for the following reason(s).
1. Inadequate experience in the specific procedure.
2. Inadequate knowledge of the specific procedure.
3. Lack of instruments or equipment for this procedure.
4. Infection control procedures that are not designed for infectious patients.
(1) (2) (3)
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As a dentist in Canada, it is ethical to refuse to treat a patient on the basis of
1. religious beliefs.
2. physical handicap.
3. infectious disease.
4. recognition of lack of skill or knowledge.
(4) only
Planets 29
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