Legal and Ethical Responsibilities
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| Holding somebody against his/her will | False Imprisonment
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| A newspaper printing false statements about someone | Libel
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| Saying untrue things about someone | Slander
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| A dentist does open heart surgery | Malpractice
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| Stealing medications from your employer | Criminal
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| Suing someone for writing nasty comments on your car | Tort
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| Telling a patient they are worthless, no good and ugly | Verbal abuse
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| Part of a contract- arrive at the dentist | offer
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| Paying your bill for your gold tooth | consideration
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| The dentist installing your new gold tooth. | Acceptance
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| Starting an IV on someone who did not say you could treat them | Battery
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| Leaving the bed in the highest position and the patient falling out of bed | Negligence
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| Violating a persons rights is an example of what type of law? | Civil
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| When a person sues another this is an example of what type of law? | Civil
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| A payment for someones offer | consideration
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| An obligation that is expressed without terms | Implied
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| A male coworker says to female coworker "WOW, what a sexy top you have on" | Sexual assault
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| A nurse graduates from college but fails his/her boards, and starts working a nurse | Malpractice
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| A patient has been in a car accident,you ask him if you can help him. What kind of consent is this? | Verbal
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| You start doing CPR on a unconscious patient, what type of consent is this? | Implied
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| What type of disability does a "17" year old child have? | Legal disability
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| You don't pay your hospital bill, this is? | Breech in contract
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| A hospital gets sued because their employee(Agent) violates HIPAA. The hospital is the ____ | Principal
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| A patient breaks their leg, goes to the hospital,the hospital will not let them go home. | False imprisonment
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| Someone that has the power or authority to act as the representative of another | Agent
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| A false statement about a person | defamation of character
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| Not covering a patient up while bathing him/her | Invasion of privacy
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| PHI | Protected health information
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| A patients PHI is considered________________ ___________ | Privileged communication
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| A hospital takes you as a patient | Acceptance
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| Using narcotics while working in a hospital, criminal or civil | criminal
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| A hospital is an agent or principal? | Principal
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| A person who works in a lab of a hospital is an agent or principal | Agent
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| A patient wants to die so a doctor orders a lethal dose of medication Criminal/Civil? | Criminal
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| A patient is restrained because he was being annoying | False imprisonment
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| Civil suit that does not involve a contract | tort
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| An agreement between two or more people | Contract
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| Failure to give care that is normally expected | Negligence
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| A physician who does surgery from his home | Malpractice
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| Patients have the right to refuse care T/F? | True as long as they are not a risk to injure themselves or someone else
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| A document that states what measures should be taken regarding his/her health when he/she is unable to make decisions | living will
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| What does DNR mean? | Do not resuscitate, no CPR
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| A document that allows another person to make health care decisions when you are no longer able to make them | Durable Power of Attorney (POA)
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| What requires health care facilities to provide info regarding advance directives? | Patient Self- Determination Act PSDA
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| Do all health care facilities need to offer info regarding advance directives? why or why not | no, only ones that receive any type of federal aid
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| What are the three reasons why your health information may be shared? | Research, public health, & health care operations
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| Of the following which ones are limited data(unique information)? email address, SSI, age, high school, gender, drivers license number | SSI, email address, drivers license number
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| Of the following which ones can be used that do not personally identify a patient? email address, SSI, age, high school, gender, drivers license number | age, high school, gender
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| What does PHI mean | Protected health information
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