Froggy Jumps
Medical ethics, law, and compliance
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The standards of conduct that grow out of one's understanding of right and wrong are known as
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What is considered to be one response to the bioethical issue of life sustainment without patient consent?
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What is another name for etiquette?
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The law, as it applies to standards of acceptable care, is known as
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Medical practice acts__________ users of healthcare services.
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The initial contract between a physician and patient is_____, that is, it is not expressed in either words or writing.
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At times a written contract is provided. This is called a(n)__________ contract.
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A standard written contract may allow a patient to
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In the physician-patient relationship, the patient_____ certain responsibilities.
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Which type of consent applies to routine treatment only?
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Which type of consent is important to avoid later lawsuits, or even more seriously, criminal accusations?
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Which type of consent means that the patient has had an illness or problem explained by the physician in simple, understandable language?
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This gives someone else, of the patient's choosing, the right to make decisions for the patient
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Individually identifiable health information that is transmitted or maintained by electronic media is called
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The HIPAA law requires identifiers for all of the following except
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For use or disclosure of PHI other than for treatment, payment, or operations, the patient must
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An authorization document must be in plain language and include all of the following except
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Adherence to rules and regulations is also known as
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Accurate documentation contributes to improved:
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If a physician wishes to videotape a patient visit or procedure for training purposes, which kind of consent must the patient give?
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The area of____ deals with the ethics of medical treatment and technologies, processes, and scarcity of resources.
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When Patricia was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, she decided she might need another individual to make informed medical decisions, should she not be able to make them for herself. Which document would she need to complete?
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HIPAA stands for_________.
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A patient's refusal to have tests, x-rays, or vaccinations can be defined as______________.
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_____________is an intentionally dishonest practice that deprives others of their rights.
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A law set to limit the time for initiating litigation is known as________________________.
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A clear threat of injury to another is______________.
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_______________is any bodily contact without permission.
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Behaviors and customs that are standards for what is considered good manners is________.
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In order to prescribe controlled substances, the physician must be registered with the______________.
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_____________deals with the ethics of medical treatment, technology, and procedures.
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The AAMA has developed the______________________ which outlines moral and ethical behaviors for the medical assistant in relation to the medical profession.
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Which document states clearly the intent to refuse certain life-sustaining measures and specifies the length and methods of these measures?
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When a minor has gained independence either by situation or by court order, this is referred to as
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Liability for negligence is recognized by law to include not only the physician's action but also the actions of
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Concepts of what is good and professional behavior, which is shown in ethics by the use of words such as compassion, honesty, honorable and responsibility is
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______________________are legal documents stating the patient's wishes for medical care, should he or she not be able to make these decisions.
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A sworn statement to the court before any trial begins is called a
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Which of these is a written notice that is sent to the person being sued?
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A legal document in which the court orders that all documents relevant to the case be delivered to the court is called a
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____________________is when the plaintiff and the physician's insurance company reach an agreement and the case does not go to court.
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What is it called when a person who is not a judge hears evidence and helps both sides resolve the dispute or makes a decision if the two sides cannot agree as an alternative to trial?
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Which of these was designed to protect individuals who render care to an injured person from liability for civil damages that may arise as a result of providing emergency care?
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Individuals called______________, who have evidence of fraud involving federal funding such as Medicare dollars, are given increased protection against retaliation.
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According to Stark Law, a financial relationship is defined when the referring physician
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To comply with the HIPAA Privacy Rule, medical offices must give each patient a copy of what document at their first encounter?
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