Simmers DHO Health Science/chapter 5/Legal and Ethical Responsibilities

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Laws are rules to be ________.

Followed

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Laws are created by _____, _____, and _______ authorities.

Local

State

Federal

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The two main types of laws are ________ and _____.

Criminal

Civil

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Criminal law is committing wrongs against a ______, ________, or ______.

Person

Property

Society

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Civil law focuses on legal _____________ between people and protection of the person's ______.

Relationships

Rights

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Tort occurs when a person is ______ or _______ because a healthcare worker does not provide the expected standard of care.

Harmed

Injured

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Malpractice means "___ practice".

Bad

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Malpractice is improper, _______, or _________ conduct that results in injury, loss, or damage to a patient.

Harmful

Unethical

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Malpractice is when you do something _____ that you should have known was _____.

Wrong

Wrong

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Negligence is failure to exercise the normal degree of care considered __________ under the circumstances. (You ______ do something you _____ have done.)

Reasonable

Didn't

Should

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_______: Threat to attempt to injure.

Assault

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_______: Unlawful touching of another person without consent.

Battery

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_______ Consent: Permission given by a person of sound mind for procedure or care.

Informed

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Consent ___ be withdrawn.

Can

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Exposing a patient is _______ of privacy.

Invasion

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If you don't have consent, you may not reveal ___________ about a patient.

Information

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___________________ means restraining an individual or restricting the freedom of a patient.

False Imprisonment

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_____ is any care that results in physical harm, pain, or mental anguish.

Abuse

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Physical, Verbal, Psychological, Sexual, Domestic, Child, Elder, and Spousal are all types of ______.

Abuse

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___________ is false statements that cause a persons reputation.

Defamation

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_______ are spoken words.

Slander

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_____ are written words.

Libel

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A ________ is an agreement between two or more parties.

Contract

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The three components of a contract are _____, _________, and _____________.

Offer

Acceptance

Consideration

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The two types of contracts are _______ and ________.

Implied and Expressed

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A _______ contract is when the obligations are understood.

Implied

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A _________ contract is stated clear and distinct language, either spoken or written.

Expressed

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All people entering a contract must be free of _____________.

Legal Disabiity

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A ______ of ________ is when you do not perform according to the agreement.

Breach

Contract

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If you are a non - English speaker, you have the right to a __________.

Translator

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HIPAA stands for H_____ I________ P___________ and A_____________ A__.

ealth

nsurance

ortability

ccountability

ct

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Authorization to release information must be ______; exception is to report _____ or ______ according to law for ______ safety and welfare.

Signed

Injury

Disease

Public

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Healthcare worker must known all __________ of what expected of them.

Legalities

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_____ are a set of principles dealing with what is morally right or wrong.

Ethics

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Ethics help healthcare workers analyze information and make decisions based on what is believed to be _____.

Right

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Save lives and promote ______ above all.

Health

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Keep the patient ___________.

Comfortable

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Always _________ life when possible.

Preserve

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Respect the patient's right to ___ peacefully and with dignity.

Die

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Treat equally regarless of ____, ________, gender, socio - economic status, and ___________.

Race

Religion

Nationality

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Provide the best ____ possible.

Care

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Maintain _________ skills and _________.

Competent

Knowledge

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Respect rules of ______________.

Confidentiality

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Refrain from immoral, _________, and_______ practices.

Unethical

Illegal

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Show _______ to patients, co - workers, and employers.

Loyalty

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Be _______, ______, and caring.

Sincere

Honest

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Patient's Bill of Rights was created by the _____________________________.

American Hospital Association

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Resident's Bill of Rights was created by ____.

OBRA

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_________________ allow individuals to state their wishes for what medical treatments they want and do not want should they become incapacitated.

Advance Directives

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The two main types of advance directives are ____________ and __________________________ (POA).

Living Will

Durable Power of Attorney

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The ___________ is witnessed by two people who cannot benefit from the death of a patient; DNR.

Living Will

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The __________________________ appoints an individual to make decisions regarding healthcare.

Durable Power of Attorney

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The _____________________________ mandates that all health care facilities that receive federal aid comply with certain requirements.

Patient Self Determination Act

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Perform only those __________ that you have been trained.

Procedures

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Use approved, ________ methods while performing procedures.

Correct

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Obtain correct _____________ before procedures.

Authorization

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________ the patient.

Identify

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Obtain the patient's _______.

Consent

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Keep all information ____________.

Confidential

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Think before you _____.

Speak

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Treat all patients ______.

Equally

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Do not accept ____ or ______ for care provided.

Tips

Bribes

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Report ________ or error immediately.

Mistakes

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Behave ______________ in dress, language, manners, and actions.

Professionally

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Carry your own _______ insurance.

Liability

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Know your _____ and _______ implications for your career.

Legal

Ethical

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Keep all information ____________.

Confidential