Match between columns Premises: A person, such as an employee, who acts on behalf of another

The Answer of Express consent and Informed consent and Agent is...

Match between columns Premises: Provide caring attention to all patients

The Answer of Respect autonomy. and Be honest. and Keep is...

Match between columns Premises: Ensure that all conditions of contracts are completed.

The Answer of Uphold justice. and Do good. and Preserve is...

Exam 3: Ethical and Legal Responsibilities

If an individual provides appropriate emergency assistance to a consenting victim of an accident, it is likely the person giving aid will be protected by _ _ laws.

(Short Answer)

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Question 41

Match each term with the description below.

Premises:

A person, such as an employee, who acts on behalf of another

Responses:

Express consent

Informed consent

Agent

Correct Answer:

Verified

A person, such as an employee, who acts on behalf of another

(Matching)

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Question 42

It is legal to take organs after a patient's death, without his prior permission or that of his family, if there are patients in the same facility waiting for transplants.

(True/False)

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Question 43

Match each term with the description below.

Premises:

Health care provider tells a patient that a procedure will be performed for his own good whether he wants it or not.

Responses:

Durable power of attorney for health care

Express consent

Implied consent

Correct Answer:

Verified

Health care provider tells a patient that a procedure will be performed for his own good whether he wants it or not.

(Matching)

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Question 44

Health care professionals should be familiar with the code of ethics for their occupational area in order to:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 45

Which of the following is an example of implied consent?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 46

Personal values must sometimes be put aside if they conflict with facility policies regarding patient care.

(True/False)

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Question 47

Every health care professional is likely to face occasional ethical dilemmas, which are:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 48

The term "euthanasia" means :

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 49

Schedule 1 controlled substances are those that have a high potential for __________ which means that a patient may have great difficulty stopping their use.

(Short Answer)

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Question 50

A leading cause of malpractice lawsuits is poor interpersonal relationships between patients and health care providers.

(True/False)

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Question 51

Match each term with the description below.

Premises:

A document in which a patient designates a specific person to act on her behalf if she becomes unable to make health care decisions

Responses:

Libel

Agent

Assault

Correct Answer:

Verified

A document in which a patient designates a specific person to act on her behalf if she becomes unable to make health care decisions

(Matching)

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Question 52

Match each ethical principle with the example of its application below.
Give two examples of behaviors that demonstrate how health care workers can apply the following eight health care principles on the job (a total of 16 examples).

Premises:

Provide caring attention to all patients

Responses:

Respect autonomy.

Be honest.

Keep promises.

Correct Answer:

Verified

Provide caring attention to all patients

(Matching)

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Question 53

Match each term with the description below.

Premises:

The patient's right to privacy regarding his medical condition and records

Responses:

Implied consent

Assault

Informed consent

Correct Answer:

Verified

The patient's right to privacy regarding his medical condition and records

(Matching)

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Question 54

Some laws have unintended consequences that negatively affect patients and the care they receive.

(True/False)

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Question 55

Match each ethical principle with the example of its application below.
Give two examples of behaviors that demonstrate how health care workers can apply the following eight health care principles on the job (a total of 16 examples).

Premises:

Ensure that all conditions of contracts are completed.

Responses:

Uphold justice.

Do good.

Preserve life.

Correct Answer:

Verified

Ensure that all conditions of contracts are completed.

(Matching)

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Question 56

Personal values are best described as:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 57

Health care professionals cannot be held legally responsible for the actions of their employees if the employees have not followed the employer's instructions.

(True/False)

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Question 58

If an individual provides appropriate emergency assistance to a consenting victim of an accident, it is likely the person giving aid will be protected by _ _ laws.

It is legal to take organs after a patient's death, without his prior permission or that of his family, if there are patients in the same facility waiting for transplants.

Health care professionals should be familiar with the code of ethics for their occupational area in order to:

Which of the following is an example of implied consent?

Personal values must sometimes be put aside if they conflict with facility policies regarding patient care.

Every health care professional is likely to face occasional ethical dilemmas, which are:

The term "euthanasia" means :

Schedule 1 controlled substances are those that have a high potential for __________ which means that a patient may have great difficulty stopping their use.

A leading cause of malpractice lawsuits is poor interpersonal relationships between patients and health care providers.

Some laws have unintended consequences that negatively affect patients and the care they receive.

Personal values are best described as:

Health care professionals cannot be held legally responsible for the actions of their employees if the employees have not followed the employer's instructions.

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Exam 3: Ethical and Legal Responsibilities

If an individual provides appropriate emergency assistance to a consenting victim of an accident, it is likely the person giving aid will be protected by _____ _____ laws.

It is legal to take organs after a patient's death, without his prior permission or that of his family, if there are patients in the same facility waiting for transplants.

Health care professionals should be familiar with the code of ethics for their occupational area in order to:

Which of the following is an example of implied consent?

Personal values must sometimes be put aside if they conflict with facility policies regarding patient care.

Every health care professional is likely to face occasional ethical dilemmas, which are:

The term "euthanasia" means :

Schedule 1 controlled substances are those that have a high potential for __________ which means that a patient may have great difficulty stopping their use.

A leading cause of malpractice lawsuits is poor interpersonal relationships between patients and health care providers.

Some laws have unintended consequences that negatively affect patients and the care they receive.

Personal values are best described as:

Health care professionals cannot be held legally responsible for the actions of their employees if the employees have not followed the employer's instructions.

Your Career in Health Care

Health Care Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow

Medical Terminology

Medical Math

Organization of the Human Body

Structure and Function of the Human Body

Growth and Development

Body Mechanics

Infection Control

Environmental Safety

Lifestyle Management

Professionalism

Professional Development and Lifelong Learning

The Patient As an Individual

The Communication Process

Written Communication

Computers and Technology in Health Care

Documentation and Medical Records

Physical Assessment

Emergency Procedures

Paying for Health Care

Quality Control and Customer Service

Job Leads and the Résumé

Interview Portfolio and Application

Successful Employment Strategies

Filters

If an individual provides appropriate emergency assistance to a consenting victim of an accident, it is likely the person giving aid will be protected by _ _ laws.