Ethics and Laws Flashcards

1
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what are ethics

A

social guidelines based on moral principals and values

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2
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what are laws

A

regulations with penalties or consequences when violated

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3
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what do you do when a patient refuses care/treatment

A

document

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4
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negligence

A

failure to provide proper care

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5
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what is malpractice

A

improper care of patient resulting in injury

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6
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what is assault

A

attempt to touch a person or threat to do so without permission

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7
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what is battery

A

the intentional touching of another person without their consent

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8
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what are two types of consent

A

informed and implied

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9
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informed

A

verbal or written consent

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10
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implied

A

actions or a patient by body movement, emergency situations, may hold out arm

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11
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how should medical record be written

A

neat and legible

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12
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why are medical records important

A

important if malpractice case goes to court

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13
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what should medical records be

A

confidential

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14
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HIPPA

A

health insurance portability and accountability act

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15
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what should you treat all bloods as

A

as if theyre infectious

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16
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blood exposure must

A

be documented

17
Q

CMS

A

the center for Medicare and Medicade services

18
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what does cms regulate

A

regulates all laboratory testing except research on humans performed through CLIA

19
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CLIA

A

Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments

20
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What can CLIA do

A

has power to close labs, mandate what u can or cannot do in labs, inspects and ensures quality lab results

21
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CLIA is what

A

allows us to do blood draws, specimen collections and waiver testing

22
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The Joint Commission

A

independent non-governmental non profit organization

23
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What does the Joint Commission do

A

accredits and certifies healthcare organizations

24
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what does The Joint Commission focus on

A

patient safety and quality care

25
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NPSGs

A

National patient safety goals program

26
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NPSGs helps

A

increase patient safety

27
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How does NPSGs increase patient safety

A

sets requirements for issues including accurate identification, communication, of test results and necessary training of healthcare professions