An individual exposes a company who broke the law

In the United States, involuntary sterilization

Was fairly common and mandated in many states until recently

Ethical questions can seem subjective because

Individuals may have different perspectives on circumstances

The following is one of the four elements that must be present in a negligence action

The defendant had a duty to the plaintiff

An appellate court may hear a case

When an issue of the law is raised

The conflict between different values as medicine advances

The first of the seven steps in approaching a bioethical dilemma is

Gather the facts of the situation

When medical researchers conduct a therapeutic trial

The research subjects may benefit from the treatment

Stem cells show promise to biomedical researchers because:

Stem cells can be grown in other kinds of specialized cells

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Answers

1
In a medical record, progress notes can include
Demographic information
The patient’s history
Lab results
Informed consent forms
2
In a qui tam case
individual releases medical records to an unauthorized party
An individual is accused of sexual harassment
An individual is accused of discrimination
An individual exposes a company who broke the law
3
Medical records are owned by
The insurance company
The provider
The patient
The state government
4
In the United States, involuntary sterilization
Was only performed in the case of severe genetic disorders
Was fairly common and mandated in many states until recently
Became illegal in most states after World War II
Has always been illegal
5
In Latin meaning “who as well.” A whistleblower
Negligence
Qui tam
Stare decisis
Res ipsa loquitur
6
Who is responsible for making sure all areas of workplace are safe for both employees& patients
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
The employer
The Privacy Officer
The Institutional Review Board (IRB)
7
Ethical questions can seem subjective because
The law does not always specify right and wrong behaviors
All individuals are capable of self-actualization
Individuals may have different perspectives on circumstances
All individuals have a conscience
8
A civil wrong that causes harm to a person or a person’s property is also called a
Violation of criminal law
Felony
Tort
Misdemeanor
9
The following is one of the four elements that must be present in a negligence action
The statute of limitations has expired
The defendant had a duty to the plaintiff
The defendant suffered harm or damages
The plaintiff breached the duty to the defendant
10
State or federal government law covering violations of written criminal code or statute
Criminal law
Placebo
Control group
Common law
11
An appellate court may hear a case
Only after the statute of limitations has expired
Before the major trial court
When the facts in a case have changed
When an issue of the law is raised
12
Bioethicists study
The conflict between science and religion
The conflict between physicians as legislation advances
The conflict between different values as medicine advances
The conflict between socialized medicine and private care
13
Nontherapeutic drug or agent given to a control group
Placebo
Scope of practice
Utilitarianism
Sterilization
14
Ethical theory based on the greatest good for the greatest number
Tort
Law
Utilitarianism
Morals
15
The first of the seven steps in approaching a bioethical dilemma is
Determine the laws or values involved
List the possible courses of action
Gather the opposing parties
Gather the facts of the situation
16
The idea of fairly distributing healthcare involves the principle of
Nonmaleficence
Justice
Beneficence
Integrity of the health professional
17
Standards of right and wrong
Qui tam
Placebo
Tort
Morals
18
When medical researchers conduct a therapeutic trial
All research subjects receive the new trial drug
The research subjects may benefit from the treatment
research subjects are aware of all risks involved in study
Testing is done only on animals.
19
Documentation acronym standing for subjective, objective, assessment, and plan
OSHA
SIDS
SOAP
TORT
20
In Latin: “the thing speaks for itself.”
Stare decisis
Res ipsa loquitur
Qui tam
Morals
21
Stem cells show promise to biomedical researchers because:
Stem cells are immune to most types of cancer
Stem cells can eradicate the genes that cause disease
Stem cells can be used to diagnose genetic diseases in womb
Stem cells can be grown in other kinds of specialized cells
22
Morals are
Guidelines for deciding right course of action moral dilemma
Laws enacted by a nation
Ideas about right and wrong
Cultural habits and customs
23
The foundation of the law of the land is:
The current administration.
The Constitution
The U.S. Congress
The Supreme Court.
24
Treatment of person / thing, either in opposition of or in favor of, based on bias or prejudice
Discrimination
Euthanasia
Law
Morals
25
The information gathering by each side before a trial is called
Stare decisis
Discovery
Subpoena
Checks and balances
26
When it comes to maintaining medical records, most providers
Transfer the records to the state or federal government
Keep the records forever
Destroy the records after discharge
Keep the records for 10 years
27
Principles that individuals choose to follow in their lives
Discrimination
Values
Morals
Negligence
28
One effect of socialized or nationalized healthcare is
Wait times for treatment will likely decrease
Taxes will likely increase
The “middle class” will likely shrink
Insurance premiums will likely rise
29
In Latin: “to stand by the things decided”. Also known as precedent
Res ipsa loquitur
Stare decisis
Scope of practice
Qui tam
30
The first right-to-die case involved
Dr. Jack Kevorkian
Baby Faye
Nancy Cruzan
Karen Ann Quinlan

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MLE103

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Questions 30

Answers

1
In a medical record, progress notes can include
Demographic information
The patient’s history
Lab results
Informed consent forms
2
In a qui tam case
individual releases medical records to an unauthorized party
An individual is accused of sexual harassment
An individual is accused of discrimination
An individual exposes a company who broke the law
3
Medical records are owned by
The insurance company
The provider
The patient
The state government
4
In the United States, involuntary sterilization
Was only performed in the case of severe genetic disorders
Was fairly common and mandated in many states until recently
Became illegal in most states after World War II
Has always been illegal
5
In Latin meaning “who as well.” A whistleblower
Negligence
Qui tam
Stare decisis
Res ipsa loquitur
6
Who is responsible for making sure all areas of workplace are safe for both employees& patients
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
The employer
The Privacy Officer
The Institutional Review Board (IRB)
7
Ethical questions can seem subjective because
The law does not always specify right and wrong behaviors
All individuals are capable of self-actualization
Individuals may have different perspectives on circumstances
All individuals have a conscience
8
A civil wrong that causes harm to a person or a person’s property is also called a
Violation of criminal law
Felony
Tort
Misdemeanor
9
The following is one of the four elements that must be present in a negligence action
The statute of limitations has expired
The defendant had a duty to the plaintiff
The defendant suffered harm or damages
The plaintiff breached the duty to the defendant
10
State or federal government law covering violations of written criminal code or statute
Criminal law
Placebo
Control group
Common law
11
An appellate court may hear a case
Only after the statute of limitations has expired
Before the major trial court
When the facts in a case have changed
When an issue of the law is raised
12
Bioethicists study
The conflict between science and religion
The conflict between physicians as legislation advances
The conflict between different values as medicine advances
The conflict between socialized medicine and private care
13
Nontherapeutic drug or agent given to a control group
Placebo
Scope of practice
Utilitarianism
Sterilization
14
Ethical theory based on the greatest good for the greatest number
Tort
Law
Utilitarianism
Morals
15
The first of the seven steps in approaching a bioethical dilemma is
Determine the laws or values involved
List the possible courses of action
Gather the opposing parties
Gather the facts of the situation
16
The idea of fairly distributing healthcare involves the principle of
Nonmaleficence
Justice
Beneficence
Integrity of the health professional
17
Standards of right and wrong
Qui tam
Placebo
Tort
Morals
18
When medical researchers conduct a therapeutic trial
All research subjects receive the new trial drug
The research subjects may benefit from the treatment
research subjects are aware of all risks involved in study
Testing is done only on animals.
19
Documentation acronym standing for subjective, objective, assessment, and plan
OSHA
SIDS
SOAP
TORT
20
In Latin: “the thing speaks for itself.”
Stare decisis
Res ipsa loquitur
Qui tam
Morals
21
Stem cells show promise to biomedical researchers because:
Stem cells are immune to most types of cancer
Stem cells can eradicate the genes that cause disease
Stem cells can be used to diagnose genetic diseases in womb
Stem cells can be grown in other kinds of specialized cells
22
Morals are
Guidelines for deciding right course of action moral dilemma
Laws enacted by a nation
Ideas about right and wrong
Cultural habits and customs
23
The foundation of the law of the land is:
The current administration.
The Constitution
The U.S. Congress
The Supreme Court.
24
Treatment of person / thing, either in opposition of or in favor of, based on bias or prejudice
Discrimination
Euthanasia
Law
Morals
25
The information gathering by each side before a trial is called
Stare decisis
Discovery
Subpoena
Checks and balances
26
When it comes to maintaining medical records, most providers
Transfer the records to the state or federal government
Keep the records forever
Destroy the records after discharge
Keep the records for 10 years
27
Principles that individuals choose to follow in their lives
Discrimination
Values
Morals
Negligence
28
One effect of socialized or nationalized healthcare is
Wait times for treatment will likely decrease
Taxes will likely increase
The “middle class” will likely shrink
Insurance premiums will likely rise
29
In Latin: “to stand by the things decided”. Also known as precedent
Res ipsa loquitur
Stare decisis
Scope of practice
Qui tam
30
The first right-to-die case involved
Dr. Jack Kevorkian
Baby Faye
Nancy Cruzan
Karen Ann Quinlan