Unit 2: Professionalism & Ethics

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What does HIPAA stand for?

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What is an advanced directive and what are two examples?

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What are the 7 Patient Rights Regarding Privacy of Health Information

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Which of the following would be a professional subject line?

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of professional emails?

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Which of the following is NOT a professional or personal standard of behavior?

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What is empathy?

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Which of the following is protected by HIPAA?

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Which of the following is NOT a type of protected health information?

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True or False: As a medical professional you can be sued if you violate a living will. For example, performing CPR on someone with a DNR.

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Charlie is 87 years old and living in a nursing home. He is alert and oriented (he is able to think & make his own decisions) but he wants to allow his daughter to make medical decisions for him if his condition deteriorates (worsens). Which legal document would allow him to do this?

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What is physical invasion of privacy?

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A surgeon leaves surgical packing material in a patient after they close up. The patient gets an infection and the excess gauze must be removed during a second surgery. What tort did they commit?

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What is informed consent?

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A nurse assistant roughly handles her resident when transferring him from the bed to a wheelchair. Which tort did she commit?

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What is consequentialism?

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A nurse assistant always makes sure to lift the side rails on her resident's bed to prevent falls. Which ethical principle does this show?

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What is justice?

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Which president signed HIPAA into law?

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For how many years after death is your protected health information (PHI) kept secure?

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THE PRIVACY RULE: protects the and _ of individuals

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THE ENFORCEMENT RULE: establishes guidelines for __________________ into HIPAA compliance violations.

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THE TRANSACTION RULE: regulates ______________________ specifications that govern how data is electronically transferred from one computer to another

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THE SECURITY RULE: defines and regulates the _, , and _______ related to the protection of electronic PHI on storage, accessibility, and transmission

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THE IDENTIFIERS RULE: requires all healthcare entities, including individuals, employers, health plans and healthcare providers, to have a unique ______________ National Provider Identifier number.

Unit 2: Professionalism & Ethics

What does HIPAA stand for?

What is an advanced directive and what are two examples?

What are the 7 Patient Rights Regarding Privacy of Health Information

Which of the following would be a professional subject line?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of professional emails?

Which of the following is NOT a professional or personal standard of behavior?

What is empathy?

Which of the following is protected by HIPAA?

Which of the following is NOT a type of protected health information?

True or False: As a medical professional you can be sued if you violate a living will. For example, performing CPR on someone with a DNR.

Charlie is 87 years old and living in a nursing home. He is alert and oriented (he is able to think & make his own decisions) but he wants to allow his daughter to make medical decisions for him if his condition deteriorates (worsens). Which legal document would allow him to do this?

What is physical invasion of privacy?

A surgeon leaves surgical packing material in a patient after they close up. The patient gets an infection and the excess gauze must be removed during a second surgery. What tort did they commit?

What is informed consent?

A nurse assistant roughly handles her resident when transferring him from the bed to a wheelchair. Which tort did she commit?

What is consequentialism?

A nurse assistant always makes sure to lift the side rails on her resident's bed to prevent falls. Which ethical principle does this show?

What is justice?

Which president signed HIPAA into law?

For how many years after death is your protected health information (PHI) kept secure?

THE PRIVACY RULE: protects the ____________________________ and _____________________________ of individuals

THE ENFORCEMENT RULE: establishes guidelines for __________________ into HIPAA compliance violations.

THE TRANSACTION RULE: regulates ______________________ specifications that govern how data is electronically transferred from one computer to another

THE SECURITY RULE: defines and regulates the _______________, ________________, and _____________________ related to the protection of electronic PHI on storage, accessibility, and transmission

THE IDENTIFIERS RULE: requires all healthcare entities, including individuals, employers, health plans and healthcare providers, to have a unique ______________ National Provider Identifier number.

What does HIPAA stand for?

What is an advanced directive and what are two examples?

What are the 7 Patient Rights Regarding Privacy of Health Information

Which of the following would be a professional subject line?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of professional emails?

Which of the following is NOT a professional or personal standard of behavior?

What is empathy?

Which of the following is protected by HIPAA?

Which of the following is NOT a type of protected health information?

True or False: As a medical professional you can be sued if you violate a living will. For example, performing CPR on someone with a DNR.

Charlie is 87 years old and living in a nursing home. He is alert and oriented (he is able to think & make his own decisions) but he wants to allow his daughter to make medical decisions for him if his condition deteriorates (worsens). Which legal document would allow him to do this?

What is physical invasion of privacy?

A surgeon leaves surgical packing material in a patient after they close up. The patient gets an infection and the excess gauze must be removed during a second surgery. What tort did they commit?

What is informed consent?

A nurse assistant roughly handles her resident when transferring him from the bed to a wheelchair. Which tort did she commit?

What is consequentialism?

A nurse assistant always makes sure to lift the side rails on her resident's bed to prevent falls. Which ethical principle does this show?

What is justice?

Which president signed HIPAA into law?

For how many years after death is your protected health information (PHI) kept secure?

THE PRIVACY RULE: protects the ____________________________ and _____________________________ of individuals

THE ENFORCEMENT RULE: establishes guidelines for __________________ into HIPAA compliance violations.

THE TRANSACTION RULE: regulates ______________________ specifications that govern how data is electronically transferred from one computer to another

THE SECURITY RULE: defines and regulates the _______________, ________________, and _____________________ related to the protection of electronic PHI on storage, accessibility, and transmission

THE IDENTIFIERS RULE: requires all healthcare entities, including individuals, employers, health plans and healthcare providers, to have a unique ______________ National Provider Identifier number.

THE PRIVACY RULE: protects the and _ of individuals

THE SECURITY RULE: defines and regulates the _, , and _______ related to the protection of electronic PHI on storage, accessibility, and transmission

THE PRIVACY RULE: protects the and _ of individuals

THE SECURITY RULE: defines and regulates the _, , and _______ related to the protection of electronic PHI on storage, accessibility, and transmission