Legal & Ethics Def Quiz

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Explore law vs ethics concepts.

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Legal & Ethics Def Quiz


Froggy Jumps Legal & Ethics Def QuizVersion en ligne Explore law vs ethics concepts. par Jaime Bayley 1 What is the difference between law and ethics? a Law and ethics are the same; both are only about personal beliefs. b Law is a state-enforced rule set; ethics are moral principles guiding behavior. c Ethics are binding rules; law is just guidelines. 2 What is informed consent? a Consent assumed if a person participates. b Agreement given with understanding of risks and benefits. c Permission granted by someone else without explanation. 3 How is negligence defined in ethics and law? a Failure to exercise reasonable care causing harm. b Exceeding legal duties on purpose. c Deliberate intent to harm others. 4 What does privacy mean in an ethical context? a Right to control personal information and intrusion limits. b Disregard for information security. c Public access to all personal data. 5 Is something illegal always unethical? a True b False c Ethical 6 Actions in the medical field that are considered RIGHT or WRONG a medical ethics b medial law c jurisdiction 7 What is medical LAW a actions that cause death b actions that are RIGHT or WRONG c actions are LEGAL or ILLEGAL 8 _____ are concepts, ideas and beliefs that important to a person a religion b values c law 9 What are the summary of rights for fair treatment & appropriate info a patient privacy act b patient bill of rights c patient right to sue 10 A person who ensures that patients are NOT abused and their rights are protected a Ombudsman b Administrator c Healthcare worker 11 The ______ explains that healthcare workers must inform the pt what their rights are on admission a ombudsman ruling b health insurance and portability act c Patient self-determination act 12 _____ is a legal document that tells healthcare workers what the pt wants done when the pt cannot a do not resuscitate b advance directive c advanced ruling 13 ___ is a legal document that tells healthcare workers what the pt wants done when the pt cannot a DRN b AD c DNR 14 What does DNR stand for? a do not resuscitate b do not return c do not remember 15 ___ is a legal document that gives another person authority to make health decisions when pt can’t a emancipated adult b durable power of attorney c durable medical administrator 16 ____ is a court-appointed person who makes decisions for someone who can’t mentally or physically a minor b adult c guardain 17 A pt <18 who is legally established and does not live with parents a durable power b emancipated minor c emancipated adult 18 ___ is allowing only certain people to access pts information a confidentiality b privilege act c advance directive 19 ____ is a privacy provision for pts health records a HIPAA b DNR c AD 20 What does HIPAA stand for? a Health Information Program and Accountability Act b Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act c Health Informatics Provision and Availability Act 21 ___ is legal protection if the healthcare worker performed their duties as other healthcare members would have done also a routine admission b malpractice c reasonable care 22 ___ is a form given to pts explaining the benefits/risks of a procedure for the pt to sign a informed consent b information provided c prior consultation 23 When providing a pt with information for consent, it can be given to them in any language, even if it not their native language a false b true c English 24 ____ is a misconduct or lack of skill that results in an injury to the pt a libel b assault c malpractice 25 ____ are words or actions that lead to a person being fearful a assault b battery c attack 26 ____ is touching a person without consent a assault b battery c negligence 27 ____ is when you are restraining or restricting someone's movements without authorization a false attack b assault c false imprisonment 28 ___ is a document that the pt signs when leaving before the dr releases them a AMM b DNR c AMA 29 What does AMA stand for? a against medical advice b against mom's advice c against medial agenda 30 ___ is damaging someone's reputation a assault b defamation c malpractice 31 ___ is saying something damaging a malpractice b libel c slander 32 ___ is damaging reputation with writing a libel b slander c negligent 33 ___ is hitting, depriving someone, restraining or refusing to provide care a verbal abuse b physical abuse c psychological abuse 34 ___ are threats, intimidation, making fun of, being cruel a psychological abuse b physical abuse c verbal abuse 35 __ is swearing, speaking harsh and name-calling a psychological abuse b physical abuse c verbal abuse 36 ___ is reasonable and prudent care that someone with the SAME qualifications would have done in a SIMILAR situation a prudence b benefactory care c standard of care 37 __ are tasks you’re allowed to LEGALLY do based on training and certification a prudent care b scope of practice c standard of care 38 __ is unfairly treating a person OR group differently a discrimination b slander c victimization

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Legal & Ethics Def QuizVersion en ligne

par Jaime Bayley

What is the difference between law and ethics?

What is informed consent?

How is negligence defined in ethics and law?

What does privacy mean in an ethical context?

Is something illegal always unethical?

Actions in the medical field that are considered RIGHT or WRONG

What is medical LAW

_____ are concepts, ideas and beliefs that important to a person

What are the summary of rights for fair treatment & appropriate info

A person who ensures that patients are NOT abused and their rights are protected

The ______ explains that healthcare workers must inform the pt what their rights are on admission

_____ is a legal document that tells healthcare workers what the pt wants done when the pt cannot

___ is a legal document that tells healthcare workers what the pt wants done when the pt cannot

What does DNR stand for?

___ is a legal document that gives another person authority to make health decisions when pt can’t

____ is a court-appointed person who makes decisions for someone who can’t mentally or physically

A pt <18 who is legally established and does not live with parents

___ is allowing only certain people to access pts information

____ is a privacy provision for pts health records

What does HIPAA stand for?

___ is legal protection if the healthcare worker performed their duties as other healthcare members would have done also

___ is a form given to pts explaining the benefits/risks of a procedure for the pt to sign

When providing a pt with information for consent, it can be given to them in any language, even if it not their native language

____ is a misconduct or lack of skill that results in an injury to the pt

____ are words or actions that lead to a person being fearful

____ is touching a person without consent

____ is when you are restraining or restricting someone's movements without authorization

___ is a document that the pt signs when leaving before the dr releases them

What does AMA stand for?

___ is damaging someone's reputation

___ is saying something damaging

___ is damaging reputation with writing

___ is hitting, depriving someone, restraining or refusing to provide care

___ are threats, intimidation, making fun of, being cruel

__ is swearing, speaking harsh and name-calling

___ is reasonable and prudent care that someone with the SAME qualifications would have done in a SIMILAR situation

__ are tasks you’re allowed to LEGALLY do based on training and certification

__ is unfairly treating a person OR group differently