ethis midterm

Ethics is defined as

A system or code of conduct and morals advocated by a individual or a particular group

True or false ethics was born of necessity

True

Biomedical ethics includes, which of the following exact rules, feelings, and beliefs of the imaging, pro professional, legal issues in judicial decisions, guidelines from the American medical Association, all of the above

All of the above

Consequentialism is another name for

Teleology

The deontology emphasizes

Significance of the motives

The model that is based on traditional values and goals is

Covenantal

The blank problem-solving method was developed specifically for imaging professionals

Dowd

The origin of current law is

Common law, statutes, judicial decisions

An incident between a patient and an imaging tech technologies could involve, which of the following administrative law, criminal law, civil law, all of the above

All of the above

True or false lawsuits involving imaging professionals are most frequently bought under criminal law

False

Written answers to interrogations are not important. The only information that is important is that presented at trial true or false

False

True or false when faced with interragatories the imaging professional should go ahead and just answer them

False

True or false tort actions can be brought only if a patient is harmed by the intentional act of an imaging professional

False

True or false an incident involving an imaging professional can be caused only for a case filed in civil court

False

True or false administrative law involves the administration of justice in a criminal case

False

Beneficence involves, which of the following

Active participation, doing good, prevent preventing harm

When conflicts arrive between blank and blank, they may affect patient autonomy

Beneficence and nonmaleficence

In a lawsuit decisions regarding the appropriate standard of care and violations of those standards are made

By an expert testimony

True or false special relationship between the healthcare provider and patience eliminates the need for a plaintiff to prove that a duty of Care exists

True

National patient safety goals include

Patient identification, communication among caregivers, medication safety

True or false surrogacy is not an issue in respecting the patient’s autonomy

False

True or false truly informed consent may not be possible

True

True or false intentional thoughts can occur only if the perpetrator of the tour intends to do harm

False

True or false assault occurs when the victim is touched without giving consent

True

True or false battery cannot be found if the touching to which the patient has not consented is for the good of the patient

False

True or false immobilization device is used in the imaging department are considered restraints

False

True or false the legal duty to obtain informed consent lies with the imaging professional

False

True or false for informed consent to be legally recognized a patient’s signature on the form is sufficient

False

An imaging professional must provide what in addition to professional, caring and communication to satisfy the needs of the patient

Human caring

caring is a blank and analogous to truth injustice

Ideal

The human caring practiced by professionals is based on the blank and blank values

Individual and constitutional values

True or false an ethical approach to problem-solving is an expression of caring

True

True or false carrying can be fully attained with perfect human expression

False

The percentage of US adults who are functionally illiterate is

48%

True or false federal and state statute defined in mandate caring

False

True or false most patients injured as a result of negligence file malpractice suits

False

In the Dowd model, what is the very first step?

Assessment data gathering

Laws enacted by federal state, county, and city governments are known as

Statutory law

Which philosopher is associated with the utilitarian theory of doing the most good for the most people

Jon Stewart Mill

Which of the following is a federal statute that creates standards for healthcare professionals

HIPAA

Which principle requires the performance of inappropriate procedure only after informed consent is granted

Justice

When a patient is incompetent, which principle commands at the circuit chooses what the patient would have chosen

Rational choice principle

The degree of skill or Care practiced by a reasonable professional in the same field is the

Standard of care

The degree of a reasonable person similarly situated would use is known as

Reasonable care

What is the legal consequence of failing to follow the written policies of a medical institution?

Liability

Standard of care differs from reasonable care in that standard of care focus

A reasonable professional practicing in the same field

The use of proper exposure factors filtration and collimation are direct applications of which principle

Nonmaleficence

The average American reads at which grade level

8 to 9th grade

Which statement best describes the relationship between empathy and sympathy, and patient care

Empathy is a constructive and objective response. Sympathy is feeling sorry for the patient.

A technologies feels a deep sense of connection to a patient because they both lost a parent to the same disease. This specific form of compassion is.

Existential care

Which of the following is an altruistic act in imaging

Expression of caring

Which document is given to hospitalized patients to help them understand expectations, rights, and responsibilities

Patient care partnership

Which act helps ensure patient autonomy and respect. A patient choice to refuse treatment.

Patient self-determination act

Which ethical theory is described as the most adaptable for dealing with the difficulties of a patient autonomy

Virtue ethics

Utilitarianism is generally not relevant to an individual autonomy because it is applied to

Large numbers of persons

At what age should a minor patient be included in the decision-making process?

Seven years old

Purposeful, self regulatory judgment, resulting in the interpretation and analysis is

Critical thinking

Ability lead to share emotions and state of mind of another is

Empathy

A valuable risk management tool used to investigate accidents and institute corrective action is

Incident report

Step two of the Dowd model isolating, the issues calls for the recognition of

Values principles and ethical dilemmas

Where should an objective description of an accident and follow up information be recorded

Medical record