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Chapter 11
Legislation: Client's Rights and Your Rights
Question | Answer |
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Tort is | a wrongful act committed by an individual against another person or the person's property |
Human right acts basic rights | Age discrimination, disability, employment, gender, housing, pregnancy, racism, sexual harassment, sexual orientation, religious rights |
Ontario Resident's bill of rights | be protected from abuse, properly sheltered, fed, clothed, groomed, and cared for, live safe and clean environment |
Resident's bill of rights | to be treated with dignity and respect, making decisions about their care, knowing who is helping them, information, no abuse, and privacy |
The right to Autonomy | Negligence, Assault and battery, false imprisonment, invasion of privacy, defamation of character |
Assault | internationally attempting or threating to touch a client |
Battery | actual touching of the clients body without consent |
Provincial and territorial human rights codes promote | equal treatment with respect to age, gender, and ethnicity |
which of the following is an example of treating a client with respect and dignity | Being careful with the clients personal possessions |
which of the following is required to help a client give information consent | information about the likely consequences of not having the treatment |
who decides on the kind of reaction activities for a long- term care resident | the client |
if a client complains to you about the home care agency's policy, you should | inform your supervisor about the complaint |
the intentional attempt or threat to touch a person's body without consent is | Assault |
The illegal restraint of a person's movement is | False Imprisonment |
Mr. Mohammed's photograph is made public on the internet without this consent. this is | invasion of privacy |
informed consent is obtained by the | registered staff |
the basic rules about wages, work hours, and vacation days are covered in | employment standards legislation |