Professional Standards and Ethics Flashcards
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A student asks the CART provider to delete the part of the transcript where the student said something embarrassing in class. What is appropriate?
Answer: Explain that the transcript reflects what was said and follow established transcript policies rather than selectively altering content
Selectively altering content compromises the integrity and accuracy of the record.
In remote CART, which practice best protects consumer confidentiality?
Answer: Using secure, private connections and a quiet, private workspace
Remote providers must safeguard audio and text from unauthorized access just as in onsite work.
Before a technical conference, why is it professionally important for a CART provider to request agendas, slides, and speaker names?
Answer: To build dictionary entries in advance and improve accuracy
Preparation with prep materials is a professional standard that directly improves realtime accuracy.
A speaker asks the CART provider not to caption an off-color joke. What should the provider do?
Answer: Caption it, since the consumer is entitled to everything said publicly in the setting
CART provides equal access to what hearing participants hear, regardless of a speaker's wish to filter content.
Which action best reflects a CART provider's duty to the profession?
Answer: Pursuing continuing education and maintaining skills through practice
Professional growth and skill maintenance are core professional obligations.
A CART provider notices a fellow provider sharing confidential consumer details at a professional event. What is the most appropriate first step?
Answer: Address the concern privately and professionally, escalating through appropriate channels if needed
Professional concerns are best raised respectfully and through proper channels to protect consumers and the profession.
Which statement best describes how a CART provider should present their credentials?
Answer: Accurately represent only certifications currently held and in good standing
Misrepresenting credentials is dishonest and violates professional ethics.