This 'Legal and Ethical Quiz' explores the intersection of law and ethical practices, focusing on the U. S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and administrative law. It challenges learners to understand legal foundations, the impact on healthcare, and the roles of government branches in law formation.
Ethical dilimma
Assault
Implied consent
Battery
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Federal
State
Local
Civil
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Defendant
Prosecuting attorney
Plaintiff
Defending attorney
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Call and leave a message
Send a letter by certified mail, return receipt requested
Wait until a lawsuit is filed to do anything
Send a letter by regular first-class mail
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Comfort measures
Pain medication
Care that would normally be given to any patient
All of the above
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Stare decisis
Respondeat superior
Res ipsa loquitur
Quid pro quo
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Legislative branch
Judicial branch
Executive branch
Municipal branch
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Assault
Battery
Libel
Abuse
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Loyalty
Conflict
Penalties
Resolution
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Record unusual incidents or events
Record information with care
Chart the care you give
Do not falsify records
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Sovereign immunity
Malpractice
Good samaritan
Negligence
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Battery
Murder
Assualt
False imprisonment
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The physician removes an ovary that contains several cysts instead of removing the cysts alone
The physician finds an unexpected blood clot and removes it during heart surgery
The physician removes a uterus that is full of fibroid tumors
The physician notices a sebaceous cyst when removing suspicious moles from the surface of the skin and removes the cyst at the same time
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The costs involved in continuing the patients care
The welfare of the incompetent patient
The opinions of the family members
The suggestion of the physician
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Occupational safety and health admin
American bar association
Department of health and human services
Environmental protection agency
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There must be proof of a breach of duty
No damages can be present
The cause of the damages does not have to be specific
The person who caused the damages does not have the duty to care for the patient
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The ability to walk to the restoom alone
The ability to wash her face but not her legs and arms
The ability to communicate but limited to written responses
The ability to walk but only to the restroom
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The legislature can develop statues and veto the executive branch
The executive branch has veto power and can propose legislation
The judicial branch interprets laws
The legislature proposes laws
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Contribution
Settlement
Idemnification
Defense
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The parent of a 2 year old chold receiving chemotherapy
The neighbor of an elderly adult receiving chemotherapy, if the adult patient has no family in the geographic area
The adult son of a patient
A court appointed guardian of the patient
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The nurse providing patient care
The physician and his or her staff
The ancillary personnel int he hospital
All health care personnel
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State constitutions
Municipal laws
District court decisions
The constitution of the united states
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In rem jurisdiction
In personam jurisdiction
Ad litem jurisdiction
Appellate jurisdiction
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Respondeat superior
Res ipsa loquitur
Stare decisis
Quid pro quo
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Assault
Battery
Consent
Negligence
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Sexual assault by a physician in the course/of a patient's visit
Dispensing the wrong medication to a patient
Errors made during surgery
All of the above
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It is expensive
It provides pease of mind
It helps eliminate conflicts between employers and employees
It may cover acts that the employer's policy does not cover
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Installment
Sum
Premium
Deduction
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The physician explains the procedures and offers the consent form for the patients signature
The physician allows a medical assistant to explain the consent form, including risks and benefits, and the assistnat offers the consent form for the patient's signature
The physician explains the procedures to the patient, asks for questions, and leaves the room as the medical assistant offers the consent form for the patient's signature
All of the above methods are correct
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Texas
California
Louisiana
Maine
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A private nurse who sits with a patient just moved from intensive care
A registered nurse who works a weekend double shift only
A laboratory employee who works inside a hospital but is employed by an independent lab
A physician who visits his or her patients during rounds in a hospital
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Divorce
Breach of contract
Dispute over real estate sale
Terrorist threats
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Higher jurisdiction than the supreme court
Lower jurisdiction than the supreme court
Equal jurisdiction than the supreme court
No jurisdiction
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Slander
Assault
Libel
Negligence
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Invasion of privacy
Breach of confidentiality
Slander
False imprisonment
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A 63 year old patient diagnosed with dementia
A 43 year old patient diagnosed with dementia
A 36 year old female patient abused by her spouse
A 15 year old patient who is anemic
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Treatment of sexually transmitted diseases
Decisions on birth control
Matters regarding pregnancy
All of the above
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Prevent liability lawsuits
Provide a format for health care professionals to communicate with one another
Serve as a reference for previous care the patient has received
Plan for future care
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The physician and patient are both consenting adults
The patient agrees to sign a release form
The physician has clearly stated his or her intentions with the patient
Sexual activity is never acceptable with patients
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Avoid batient malpractice lawsuites
Protect assets in the event of a settlement in the claimant's favor
Avoid paying malpractice claims
Provide protection against high legal costs
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Limits
Occurence
Incident
Medical incident
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Waiver
Living will
Advance directive
General consent
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The patient is allowed to take her personal medical record
The patient is not allowed to take her medical record because the physical record belongs to the physician or health-care facility
The patient is the owner of the informatin in the record
The patient is not the owner of the physical record
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Physician
Medical assistant
Patient
Receptionist
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It saves the physician money
It insures that the insurer maintains loyalty to its own insured
It is inexpensive
It is guaranteed payment of liability claims
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A patient with a rare disease requiring surgery
A patient in a mental health facility
A minor patient
A patient over the age of 65
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Living will
Waiver
Advance directive
Medical durable power
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Patient privacy
Computerized patient records
Patient's denying of health care because of religious beliefs
Confidentiality of patient lab results
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