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5
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The use of force to cause pain or injury to the abused person's body
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6
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Respect a person's rights and personal preferences
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8
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Keeping personal information that someone shares with you to yourself
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9
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Avoid harming those in your care. Use kindness and gentleness when administrating care
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12
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Act of withdrawing support or help from another person in spite of duty of responsibility, falls under the category for neglect
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13
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Violating another persons right to keep certain information and aspects of themself away from the examination of others
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14
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Confining another person against his or her will
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16
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Involves misusing or stealing another person's money or property
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17
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Forcing a person to engage in unwanted sexual activity
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18
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Do good for those in your care by preventing harm and promoting the health and welfare of the person above all else
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1
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Moral principles or standards that govern conduct
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2
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Treat people fairly and equally, regardless of race,religion,culture, disability, or ability to pay.
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3
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The repetitive and deliberate infliction of injury on another person
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4
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The act of stealing
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5
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Use of words or actions to cause emotional pain or injury
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Act with integrity to earn others trust
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A federal privacy regulation that helps to keep personal information about patients and residents private.
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Maintain a person's privacy by allowing the person to discuss sensitive issues with the knowledge that the information will be kept secret
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15
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The abuse of an older person
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19
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Failure to provide for a dependent person's basic physical needs
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