CH 15 Legal Issues and the Dental Radiographer

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The process of informing the patient about the particulars of exposing dental images is termed

Disclosure

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(T/F) A dental assistant may have to take an additional certification or licensure examination to expose dental images

True

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Which person(s) may be liable for the actions of a dental auxiliary?

Both dental auxiliary and dentist

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The improper exposure of dental radiographs may result in:

Malpractice

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(T/F) The right to self-determination means that the patient has the right to consent to or refuse treatment.

True

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(T/F) It is best to retain dental records for 6 years

False (Indefinitely)

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The following must be closely monitored with manual processing techniques

The purpose of the procedure and who will perform it

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The potential benefits of receiving the procedure

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The possible risk of not having the procedure performed, as well as the risk of not having the procedure performed

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Incomplete disclosure to the patient before obtaining his or her informed consent may

invalidate the consent

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The dental record is a legal document.

True

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The___ has established requirements, including safety precautions, for the use of x-ray machines made and sold in the United States

Federal government

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Negligence

Occurs when the diagnosis made or the dental treatment delivered falls below the standard of care