DHYG2-UD 142
Ethics
New York University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This course is designed to reinforce and enhance the dental hygiene student’s knowledge of professional ethics and provide a foundation of the philosophy of dental law. Contents include the principles and core values of ethics, moral philosophy and reasoning, professional conduct, ethical decision making, and legal terminology and laws surrounding patient care. Students will explore ethical dilemmas commonly encountered in dental hygiene practice and apply proper principles to achieve ethical resolutions. The ADHA Code of Ethics and state practice acts will be utilized to increase student’s consciousness regarding proper ethical and professional behavior. Students will review case scenarios that aid in preparation for the National Board Dental Hygiene Exam. This course seeks to raise students’ awareness with respect to the provider’s role in society, foster professional competence, and promote the highest standards of the dental hygiene profession. (Prerequisites: Principles of Dental Hygiene III Lecture and Clinic) (Spring)
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