Law & Ethics Final

Question 1

What are the 7 Cs?

Answer 1

Competence, Compliance, Communication, Courtesy, Confidentiality, Charting, Carefulness

Question 2

What are the 6 Prima Facie Duties

Answer 2

Fidelity, Justice, Gratitude, Self-improvement, beneficence, nonmaleficence

Question 3

What are the 7 Principles of Biomedical Ethics?

Answer 3

Autonomy, Beneficence, Confidentiality, Justice, nonmaleficence, Fidelity,Veracity

Question 4

What are the 3 types of VALUES?

Answer 4

Personal, Cultural, Professional

Question 5

What is the simplest form of Consequentialism?

Answer 5

Utilitarianism

Question 6

What are the 4 latin legal terms?

Answer 6

Res Ipsa Loquitur, Res Judicata, Stare Decisis, Respondeat Superior

Question 7

Res Ipsa Loquitur

Answer 7

Let the thing speak for itself

Question 8

Res Judicata

Answer 8

The thing is decided

Question 9

Stare Decisis

Answer 9

Let the decision stand

Question 10

Respondeat Superior

Answer 10

Let the master respond

Question 11

The 14th Amendment rights and 1st amendment are examples of which law?

Answer 11

Constitutional Law

Question 12

In case of negligence, who has the burden of proof?

Answer 12

Plaintiff

Question 13

What are the 2 elements that must exist for an individual to be convicted of a crime?

Answer 13

Criminal Act & Criminal Intent

Question 14

What are the 4 obstacles to communication?

Answer 14

Environment, Interruptions, Interpersonal, inability to hear or see

Question 15

What is the Standard of Care?

Answer 15

Obligation of healthcare professionals to do no harm and a duty to provide reasonable patient care

Question 16

What are the 4 elements of Negligence?

Answer 16

-A duty was owed,
- A duty was breached,
-breached caused an injury,
-damages

Question 17

Must all 4 elements of negligence need to be included to have negligence present?

Answer 17

Yes

Question 18

What is Intentional Tort Law?

Answer 18

It requires willful action.
- The defendants act was intended to interfere with the plaintiff
-Consequences of the act were intended
-The act was a major factor for the consenquences

Question 19

What is the number 1 cause of deaths in a hospital?

Answer 19

Medical Errors

Question 20

All of the following make hospitals dangerous except:

Answer 20

Risk Management

Question 21

No Fun Blow Job applies to BOTH prima facie & biomedical ethics:

Answer 21

Nonmaleficence, Fidelity, Beneficence, Justice

Question 22

Which of the following is NOT an obstacle to caring?

Answer 22

Lack of quality equipment

Question 23

Caring involves Initiative

Answer 23

True

Question 24

Health literacy is

Answer 24

The ability to read, understand, and act on Health care information

Question 25

Very Few patients you will see have trouble reading.

Answer 25

False

Question 26

Caring has no relationship in minimizing the risk of litigation

Answer 26

False

Question 27

What is an Adverse Event?

Answer 27

It includes any of the 28 specific occurrences involving or posing a risk of unexpected death or serious injury.

Question 28

What are 2 examples of Adverse Event?

Answer 28

Surgery performed on wrong body part/patient/procedure - Unintended foreign object left inside patient after surgery

Question 29

Autonomy involves which of the following:

Answer 29

-Informed consent -The Self -Patient rights

Question 30

Is the imaging professional ultimately responsible for the consent process?

Answer 30

NO, the doctor is

Question 31

The appointed of a person is to make decisions for another is

Answer 31

Surrogate

Question 32

A consent form may be used in place of explaining the procedure to the patient

Answer 32

False

Question 33

Assault occurs when the victim is touched without giving consent

Answer 33

False

Question 34

Paternalism is defined as which of the following?

Answer 34

Father-like (God-like) caretaking

Question 35

The purpose of a time-out is to:

Answer 35

Conduct a final assessment. Verifying all patient's identifications, making sure the correct is marked for surgery.

Question 36

A whistle blower is:

Answer 36

An employee who discloses information to the government or law enforcement

Question 37

Intentional deviation from policy/procedure becomes:

Answer 37

-widespread -practiced -condoned

Question 38

How does deviance become part of the norm?

Answer 38

-Institutionalization -socialization -Rationalization

Question 39

What are the 3 important aspects of consent?

Answer 39

-Communication -Law -Ethics

Question 40

Intentional deviation from policy procedure become all of the following except:

Answer 40

A new policy

Question 41

The gradual process through which unacceptable or standards become acceptable is:

Answer 41

The normalization of deviance

Question 42

Name 2 types of consent:

Answer 42

-Simple -Informed

Question 43

Obstacles to autonomy and informed consent include all except:

Answer 43

Communication

Question 44

Telling a patient " Your Dr. will give you the results" is an example of:

Answer 44

Professional Customs Rule

Question 45

Telling a patient there is a 10% chance you will feel pain" is an example of:

Answer 45

Prudent person rule

Question 46

Telling a patient "it won't hurt" is an example of which rule?

Answer 46

Patient Preference Rule

Question 47

Touching to which the victim HAS NOT consented in called:

Answer 47

Battery

Question 48

Conformance with fact or reality is the definition of:

Answer 48

Truthfulness

Question 49

The obligation to tell the truth and not lie or deceive other is the definition of :

Answer 49

Veracity