MT: laws/ethics/professionalism/careers

Medical therapeutic careers include all of the following, except:

Showing dedication to quality and efficiency; avoiding errors

Jenny is a physical therapy assistant in a local hospital. In which scenario would she be violating patient privacy? 

Responsible for ones own actions; owning up to errors

What is not required when obtaining informed consent?

Which of the following is an example of a medical assistant reacting poorly to a stressful situation?

Document outling the type of care a patient requests in the event of severe injury: ex. life support, feeding tubes, etc

When individuals graduate medical school, they take the Hippocatic Oath to "do not harm". This is an example of: 

Treating all patients/coworkers with respect; displaying behaviors that are police, considerate, and helpful

When a patient provides her arm for the phlebotomist to obtain a blood specimen, it is said she has given:

Adapting to change; "thinking on your feet"

Proper workplace attire would include:

pt is unable to speak for him/herself or make medical decisions; patient appoints another person to make decision

Ability to respond to others with sensitivity and courtesy; thinking before you speak

A wide range of services a professional can offer based on education, training, ability, and licensure are known as:

One way that you could have your license revoked is by commiting a crime. 

Ethics is defined as: personal beliefs of right and wrong behavior based on religious beliefs, cultural norms, etc

Taking part in workshops, watching webinars, reading professional journals

A nurse who drew blood from a patient without his consent is said to have committed:

Winning the trust/respect of others; being reliable and trustworthy

The duty to keep reasonable promises and to meet obligations: