Exam 7: Healthcare Regulation and Ethics
Exam 1: Practical Theory31 Questions
Exam 2: Autonomy14 Questions
Exam 3: Nonmaleficence and Beneficence13 Questions
Exam 4: Justice13 Questions
Exam 5: Ethics in the Epoch of Change12 Questions
Exam 6: Market Forces and Ethics11 Questions
Exam 7: Healthcare Regulation and Ethics15 Questions
Exam 8: Technology and Ethics7 Questions
Exam 9: No Mission, No Margin: Fiscal Responsibility7 Questions
Exam 10: Healthcare Organizations: Culture and Ethics8 Questions
Exam 11: The Ethics of Quality6 Questions
Exam 12: Patient Issues and Ethics7 Questions
Exam 13: Public Health and Ethics4 Questions
Exam 14: Personal Ethics and Morality12 Questions
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Being an active member of a professional association such as ______, ______, ______ is part of the responsibility of being an advocate.
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ACHE, MGMA, AUPHA
Health care has an obligation for accountability because it _____.
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B
In the Case of the Novice Nurse, a medical error led to staff member's death. Which of the following nurse administrator actions contributed to this situation?
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D
Case Description
You wake up in the emergency room and you have no idea how you got there. You are in a hospital gown and you don't know where your clothes are. You also hurt more than you ever have in your life. You are alone. Someone comes into your cubicle and asks you questions about your health insurance.
-You finally get in touch with your Mom and tell her where you are and what has happened. She is very angry about your treatment and contacts the director of the emergency room. If you are that director, outline steps that you would do to make sure this never happens again. Be sure to include ways to improve ethical treatment of patients like you.
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You wake up in the emergency room and you have no idea how you got there. You are in a hospital gown and you don't know where your clothes are. You also hurt more than you ever have in your life. You are alone. Someone comes into your cubicle and asks you questions about your health insurance.
-Identify 2 ethics theories that were violated in this case. Discuss how your theories relate to the situation and include examples in your answer.
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______ is an agency that works to protect the privacy of medical records.
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Which of the following contributes to the erosion of trust in a healthcare system?
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An HCA reviews applicants' Facebook pages to screen potential candidates without their knowledge. Which of the following ethics principles has he/she violated?
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An applicant for a nursing position writes her own recommendation letter and forges her advisor signature. She has violated the ethics principle of autonomy, nonmaleficence.
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A health administrator checks Facebook profiles to screen applicants without their knowledge. This practice violates the ethics principle of ______, ______
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Ethical healthcare administrators need to define ______ behaviors to prevent employee incompetence.
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You are the director of the CAM clinic at a large healthcare system. One of your employees tells you that the massage therapist has been making sexual comments about her clients. The first thing you would do is ______.
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Your organization chooses to fund continuing education expenses for its employees as a benefit. This decision is a demonstration of _____.
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Because the public is more aware of how healthcare works, there is a greater potential for the erosion of ______.
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