Question 1

Which of the following is an example of Medicaid fraud?

Accepted Answer

A)  Billing for patient care 
B)  Billing for services provided 
C)  Billing for 24 hours in a day 
D)  Paying a kickback to someone who refers your services 
A)  Billing for patient care 
B)  Billing for services provided 
C)  Billing for 24 hours in a day 
D)  Paying a kickback to someone who refers your services D

Question 2

Which of the following is an example of a confidentiality breach by a nurse?

Accepted Answer

A)  Telling the physician of a recent lab value 
B)  Talking loudly on a mobile phone in a café about a patient 
C)  Discussing patient needs with the charge nurse 
D)  Telling a family advocate about a recent patient event 
A)  Telling the physician of a recent lab value 
B)  Talking loudly on a mobile phone in a café about a patient 
C)  Discussing patient needs with the charge nurse 
D)  Telling a family advocate about a recent patient event B

Question 3

What is the law of private rights?

Accepted Answer

A)  Civil law 
B)  Criminal law 
C)  Good Samaritan law 
D)  Battery 
A)  Civil law 
B)  Criminal law 
C)  Good Samaritan law 
D)  Battery A

Question 4

What ethical principle stands out the most to you in health care: autonomy, veracity, beneficence, or justice? Describe this principle and explain why you find it so important in the healthcare setting.

Accepted Answer

The student can choose and define one of

Question 5

The ANA's code of ethics does not support the use of social media.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Which of the following is an example of a nursing-related legal issue?

Accepted Answer

A)  Administering an appropriate dose of narcotics at the right time to the right patient 
B)  Restraining a patient without a physician's order 
C)  Documenting patient care in an ER 
D)  Taking care of a patient on suicide precautions 
A)  Administering an appropriate dose of narcotics at the right time to the right patient 
B)  Restraining a patient without a physician's order 
C)  Documenting patient care in an ER 
D)  Taking care of a patient on suicide precautions

Question 7

Define negligence. How can you avoid it as a nurse?

Accepted Answer

Negligence is not providing adequate pat

Question 8

Healthcare organizations are more concerned with morals today than ever before.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Ethical dilemmas occur when a nurse is:

Accepted Answer

A)  forced to select between two or more alternatives. 
B)  forced to select an ideal solution. 
C)  trying to make a decision that matches all relevant standards of care. 
D)  making a decision for the patient. 
A)  forced to select between two or more alternatives. 
B)  forced to select an ideal solution. 
C)  trying to make a decision that matches all relevant standards of care. 
D)  making a decision for the patient.

Question 10

Rationing care in the United States means that not everyone can have access to care because there is not enough to go around.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which of the following is an example of Medicaid fraud?

Which of the following is an example of a confidentiality breach by a nurse?

What is the law of private rights?

What ethical principle stands out the most to you in health care: autonomy, veracity, beneficence, or justice? Describe this principle and explain why you find it so important in the healthcare setting.

The ANA's code of ethics does not support the use of social media.

Which of the following is an example of a nursing-related legal issue?

Define negligence. How can you avoid it as a nurse?

Healthcare organizations are more concerned with morals today than ever before.

Ethical dilemmas occur when a nurse is:

Rationing care in the United States means that not everyone can have access to care because there is not enough to go around.

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Exam 6: Ethics and Legal Issues

Which of the following is an example of Medicaid fraud?

Which of the following is an example of a confidentiality breach by a nurse?

What is the law of private rights?

What ethical principle stands out the most to you in health care: autonomy, veracity, beneficence, or justice? Describe this principle and explain why you find it so important in the healthcare setting.

The ANA's code of ethics does not support the use of social media.

Which of the following is an example of a nursing-related legal issue?

Define negligence. How can you avoid it as a nurse?

Healthcare organizations are more concerned with morals today than ever before.

Ethical dilemmas occur when a nurse is:

Rationing care in the United States means that not everyone can have access to care because there is not enough to go around.

Professional Nursing: History and Development of the Nursing Profession

The Essence of Nursing: Knowledge and Caring

Nursing Education, Accreditation, and Regulation

Success in Your Nursing Education Program

Health Policy and Political Action

Health Promotion, Disease Prevention, and Illness: a Community Perspective

The Healthcare Delivery System: Focus on Acute Care

Provide Patient-Centered Care

Work in Interprofessional Teams

Employ Evidence-Based Practice

Apply Quality Improvement

The Future: Transformation of Nursing Practice Through Leadership

Nursing Education, Practice, and Policy

Filters