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A crucial element of ethics and professionalism is academic honesty. Academic integrity violations are still an issue among healthcare educational institutions, according to Radike and CAmm (2020). This paper will highlight academic integrity violations in the context of plagiarism. It will also discuss the ethical principles that are violated when a nursing student commits plagiarism and the consequences of this violation. Violation of Academic Integrity Academic integrity crimes are an example of carelessness and dishonesty. There are incidents, though, that are thought to be accidental. The scenario's healthcare educator has realized that his pupil has copied from the work they both submitted (Radike & Camm, 2022). Academic integrity is violated when someone plagiarizes. Plagiarism is the practice of using someone else's words or ideas without properly attributing them to them or of submitting someone else's work as your own.