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RAD 120 exam 1
Part 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Ethics | Set of moral principles and values |
| What's the difference between Rules of Ethics and Codes of Ethics | Rules are mandatory and enforceable standards while Codes are behaviors all technologists should aspire to achieve |
| Code of Ethics | Articulated statement of role morality by the members of a profession |
| Rules of Ethics | Specific list of mandatory and enforceable standards |
| Professionalism | The skill, good judgment, and polite behavior that is expected from a person who is trained to do a job well |
| what skill set is typically more important to employers? | Soft Skills |
| What are some examples of hard skills? | Education level Technical skills & abilities (specific training) |
| What are some examples of hard skills? | Basic healthcare knowledge Ability to respond to emergency situations |
| What are some examples of soft skills? | Respectability / Punctuality / Flexibility |
| What are some examples of soft skills? | Compassion, thoughtfulness, accountability |
| Examples of adults struggling with professionalism | Attitude and behavior- React in a macro manner to an minor problem, failure to understand that correcting is not disrespecting |
| Examples of adults struggling with professionalism | Ego- a false Ego: a false sense of self-importance or seniority |
| Examples of adults struggling with professionalism | Confusion- feeling overwhelmed or uncomfortable |
| Examples of adults struggling with professionalism | Fear of failure- Fear can manifest as anger, Arrogance, or Hate |
| What’s expected of Radiography Students? | Trustworthiness Respect Integrity Communication Openness |
| What should students not do as a first response when being evaluated or critiqued? | Avoid making excuses/explanations |
| Patients have a fundamental right to? | Privacy & Confidentiality |
| There are _________ risks involved with HIPPA noncompliance | Financial |
| What are the 4 basic components of HIPPA? | 1. Covered Entities – Health care providers and hospitals 2. Protected Health Information (PHI) 3. Privacy Rule – protect PHI 4. Security Rule – secure stored information |
| Covered Entities | Health care systems, payers, and clearinghouses (process claims) |
| Business Associates | Entities that provide services to covered entities and through those services access, transmit, process, or store PHI. |
| HIPAA Privacy Rule | Protection, access, and authorization related to PHI. It sets rules for when and how PHI is disclosed. This rule gives individuals ownership of their health records, as well as the right to access them and request corrections to them. |
| HIPAA Security Rule | ets standards for the security of technology used to access, store, transmit, or process PHI. Especially concerned with electronic PHI, or ePHI. |
| What are HIPPA fines capped out at? | 1.5 Million $ |
| PHI stands for? | Protected Health Information |
| Only an ________ has the right to grant access to their medical data | individual |
| What are we required to understand about PHI? | • Recognize PHI that requires protection • Determine when it is permissible to access, use or disclose PHI • Reduce the risk of impermissible access to, use or disclosure of PHI |
| A ______ is the unauthorized acquisition, access, use, or disclosure of PHI that compromises the privacy or security of the PHI. | Breach |
| What should you do if a breach occurs? | Immediately notify your immediate supervisor |
| You should only access a _______ unless you are authorized to do so | Medical record |
| PHI handling guidelines | • Do not discuss any PHI information at home or outside of work. • Avoid discussing PHI in public areas, including talking on a cell phone where others may overhear. • Lower your voice when you must share PHI in areas where others might overhear. |
| How can we help prevent unauthorized Access to Facilities and Secure Areas? | Keep doors locked and restrict access; log off; report lost security badges or keys |
| confidential information should only be stored on? | secured network severs |
| Ethical Analysis- | 4-step process for evaluating situations where the correct action is in question so that one can act appropriately and defend one’s actions |
| What are the 4 steps of ethical analysis? | Identifying the problem • Developing alternative solutions • Selecting the best solution • Defending the selection |
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