305 Med Law and Ethics Final Cengage

If you suspect MCD fraud has occurred at your clinic where you work, where can you report the fraud?

What makes a computer file safe for electronic transmission to protect from unauthorized parties?

Which statement best describes blood-borne pathogen regulations?

Illegal discrimination may be shown by either disparate treatment or_________

Conspiracy occurs when two or more persons:

What term is used to describe voluntary acceptance of a known danger?

Name two challenges to maintaining patient confidentiality:

HIPAA is the abbreviation for:

After reporting suspected child abuse to CPS, what is the most crucial next step taken by CPS before the DA?

Parents brought in their 3 year old stating they fell off the swing. What could indicate possible child abuse?

Which of the following can disprove a medical practice lawsuit?

The most common civil claim in medical law is an action known as tort. Tort liability is classified as:

Elder abuse is divided into three classifications:

What is affirmative duty?

When a breach of duty is so obvious that it is not necessary to prove causation, because "the thing speaks for itself"?

Which liability makes a mfg. liable for compensation for anyone using its products, and damages or injuries occur?

What did the U.S. Sup C decide in Roe v. Wade about how constitutional rights protect the patient-provider relationship?

Which stmt. is true about reporting child abuse and penalties for failure to report abuse?

What is the first step, when making an ethical decision?

Which statement best explains the ethical and moral issues involved in informed consent?

Record retention is:

What restricts patient information access to those with proper authorization and maintains the security?

When can the confidentiality of the patient-provider relationship be broken?

What is an order of court that requires a witness to appear in court?

Malpractice cause of action is usually arises from the following two factors:

Which moral principle guides conduct and choices?

What types of abuse have mandatory reporting statues governed by state law:

HIPAA requires payers to implement rules called electronic___________?

Reason a healthcare professional would feel a burnout?

Which program is used by contractors to administer CMS programs?

An unconscious pt is brought to the ER, his son gives his health hx to the Dr. This is example of health hx being:

An example of nonverbal communication:

Hospitals and clinics have strict HIPAA policies against patient information being:

What is classified as an intentional tort against a person?

From the following what does the procedure manual describe?

Court verbiage and legal term for standard is:

What can the licensing board do to a DRs lic. if a doctor performs procedures that are out of their scope of practice?

Should be addressed in staff meetings and training sessions...

Personal ethics are described as:

If an MA updates an immunization record but the vaccine was never administered, what is this conduct called?

What crime is committed when a physician practices under the influence causing death to patient?

Why is it important for MAs to understand their own ethics and how they might conflict with workplace ethics?

Which penalty will be imposed on someone who knowingly rcvs. a bribe for referring a pt. in order to be pd by MCR/MCD?

A patient can withdraw or refuse treatment even after_________ was given.

Patient health information are built with high levels of security and cybersecurity, ensuring HIPAA_________?

Which act was signed into law in 1996?

Confidentiality is when information is not disclosed to unauthorized parties.

OSHA rules and regulations are intended to:

The HIPAA Privacy Rule creates national standards to protect med. records and PHI, but also provides__________.

What does the controlled substance act restrict of certain drugs?