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| when there is no perceptible change in a patient's progress, even if interspersed amongst periods of rapid improvement |
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| dramatic loss in functioning may occur |
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| What may happen if the patient cease to receive maintenance during plateau periods? |
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| patient must have a symptom that becomes acute again |
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| Since many insurance plans do not allow any forms of reimbursement for plateau periods, what must occur for treatment to be reinstituted? |
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| guidelines for what is right and wrong, part of the natural language and behavior that describes the way things ought to be and and what types of things we should value |
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| protect a high quality of life for an individual or for the community as a whole |
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| what is the goal of morality? |
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| the language that has evolved o identify intrinsic things a person, group, or society holds dear. |
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| things that uphold our ideas of what is needed for morality to survive and thrive are viewed as.. |
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| an action in response to claims placed on a person or society |
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| a certain action required of you if you are to play your part in preventing harm and building a society in which individuals can thrive |
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| the following are examples of what? compassion, courage, honesty, faithfulness, respectfulness, humility |
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| language used to describe traits and dispositions or attitudes that are needed to be able to trust each other and to provide for human flourishing in times of stress |
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| a collage or values, duties, actions, and character traits each person adopts as relevant for his or her life. |
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| unimpaired condition, sound, whole, undivided |
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| integrity comes from the Latin word integritas, meaning? |
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| the awareness of doing the morally right thing |
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| is a request made verbally or nonverbally by virtue of the expectations people have of your professional role |
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| professional responsibility can be summarized by the term |
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| specifies what is reasonably expected of you in your role as a provider of professional service to a particular purpose. |
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| professional responsibility |
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| accountability + responsiveness= ? |
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