ethics Flashcards

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how delegation of duties affects student learning

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didactic lab clinical

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governing agency that establishes the minimum number of mandatory and elective clinical competencies that a student must preform

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arrt

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elements in critical thinking and in goals and objectives of good student

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analysis, synthesis, evaluation and critique

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health insurance portability and accountability act of 1996 (hippa)

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federal legislation passed to improve efficiency and effectiveness of the health care system

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principle based ethics

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use of moral principles as a basis for defending a chosen path of action in resolving an ethical dilemm

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health record

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permanent or long lasting documentation of all patient care information that applies to individual patient

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professional etiquette

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manners and attitudes towards patients generally accepted by practitioners

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beneficence

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doing of good, active promotion of goodness, kidness, and charity

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radiologic technology

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technical science that deals with the use of x-rays or radioactive substances for therapeutic and diagnostic purposes in medicine

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licensure

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obtained by providing proff of certification from the appropriate national certification organization

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technologist

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individual skiled in a particular art, applies knowledge to practical and thoretical problems in the field. generall has more education and higher level problem solving skills

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code of ethics

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articulated statemet of rold morality as seen by the members of a profession

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professional ethics

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internal controls of a profession based on human values or moral principles

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cultural competency

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processing a set of attitudes, behaviors, and policies that came together in a system or among individuals that enable effective interactions in a cross-cultural framework

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JRCERT

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the joint review committee on education in radiologic technology

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joint review committee

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governing body of the organization make recomendations regarding accredidation of schools approve document known as essentials and guidelines

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sets conditions under which new members qualify for entry into the profession

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accredidation of school

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rights

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justified claims that an individual can make on others or on society and may be considered as either legal or moral

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professional ethic

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publicly displayed ethical conduct of a profession usually embedded in a code of ethics affirms the professional as an independent, autonomous, responsible decesion maker

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how health records are stored

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hard copy or micro film,
scanned and stored as images
completly electronic

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critical thinking skills revolve around

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working cooperatively and effectively with other members of health care team

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4 essential core values of human rights for disabled peoples

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autonomy (independence)
dignity
equality
solidarity

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goals for ASRT

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advance thr professions of radiologic technology and imaging specialties
maintain high standards of evaluation\
enhance quality of pt care
further the welfare and socioeconomic of radiologic technologists

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human characterteristics of diversity that affect perceptions of ourselves and others

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age, disability, first language, gender, lifestyle, geopgraphic location, religiou preference and sexual orientation

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6 different areas of culutral diversity
``` communication space time environmental control biologic variations social organizations ```
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4 component of ethical analysis
identify problem develop alternative solution select best solution defend selection
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when were 1st x-rays discovered
november 8th 1895
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what do health care workers in diagnostic services preform
tests or evaluations that aid the physician in determining the presence or absence of a disease or condition
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moral principle
universal guidelines to action that are derived from "basic moral truths" that should be respected unless morally compelling reason exists not to do so
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ethics
defined as the science of rightness and wrongness of human conduct as known by natural reason
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baby boomers
1946-1964
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generation x
1961-1981
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generation y
1981-1995
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percent of world's population that has disability
10%
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what does human diversity address
variety of human societies and cultures and examineds their similarities and differences
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main goals of ethics during history of ethics
live good life, become good person and acquire certain desirable characteristics
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common function of health info management's
maintenance of health infor in 1 or more forms. provide storace and ready retaieval of clinical infor by pt name or number, physician name or number, diagnosis, procedure, and other items
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health info management dept facilitate
use of health records and protect the content of the record against unauthorized disclosure
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disciplines of ARRT include
CT, MRI, Nuclear Medicine, Radiation Therapy, Mammography, Quality Management, Sonography (US), Bone Density, Radiologist Assistant
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Standard of Care
Degree of skill, knowledge and care ordinarily possessed and employed by members in good standing within the profession
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different forms of continuing education
getting advanced degree attending educational sessions directed journal reading online education modules
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practice standards
specific professional expectations and responsibilities
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critical thinking in radiologic sciences
reflective decision- making process necessary because every patient presents a new situation or challenge
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first x-ray
william rontgen's wife's hand
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what type of tube did he use
Crookes tube
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what was he experimenting with
cathode rays
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medical radiation sciences
non-ionizing waves and important for mri involves study of the use of radiation throughout medicine
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job duties of radiologist assistant (ra)
fleuro exams, myelograms, arthrograms, central venous line plaecment, general medication administration, evaluate images for completeness and diagnostic quality
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who discovered x-rays
william conrad rontgen
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tjc
the joint commission
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NRC
Nuclear Regulartoy Commission
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% of events that actually happen we worry about
less than 5%
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formal document that states the rules and standards that govern the conduct of radiologic technologist professionals
code of ethics
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time management
self-management related to how time is used
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fraud
willful and intentional misrepresentation affects that may cause harm to an individual right or property
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negligence
failure to use such care as a reasonably prudent person would use under like or similar circumstances
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tort
patients claim they have been wronged or has sustained some injury, other than breech of contract or which he or she believes cause exists for an action for damages
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assault
claim when a patient believes he or she has been threatned in a way that reason to fear or expect bodily harm exists
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battery
touching a patient without patient permission evin if no injury occurs
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false imprisonment
person is restrained or believes they are being restrained against their will
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res ipsa loquitur
the thing speaks for itself | describes how patient is injured through no fault of his or her own while in complete control of another
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most important principle laws are made from
us constitutation
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problems in regards to false imprisonment inebriated pt pose
they are unable to consent to treatment and may oppose restraints
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respondeat superior means
master speaks for the servent
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under respondeat superior who is responsible for negligent acts of employees
health care facility and physician
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liability extends to
employees of corporation and independent contractors
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ASRT
American society of radiologic technologist
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arrt
american registry of radiologic technologists
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jrc
joint review committee
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registry
listing of individuals holding a certification
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professional cerification
process through which an agency grants recognition to an individual on demonstrating of specialized professional skills
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ethnocentrism
tendency toward viewing the norms and values of the individuals own culture as absoluta and using them as a standard against which all other cultures are measured
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standards of professional conduct
practice behaviors defined by members of a profession
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governmental act that protects the confidentiality of patient records
HIPPA
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long standing basic principle of documentation
not documented not done
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incident report includes
incident, patient reaction, notification of health personel, patient progress
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informed consent
implies the patient has been informed of the procedures or operation to be performed, risks involved, and possible consequences