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Question 1

What is the definition of morality

Answer 1

A personal belief system derived from family, school, religion, and enviroment

Question 2

What are the 5 basic ethic foundations

Answer 2

Autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, confidentiality.

Question 3

what is professional ethics

Answer 3

Commonly held (and written) values that guide professional behavior

Question 4

What is the American Medical Association (AMA) stance regarding sexual activities with pt?

Answer 4

Its unethical

Question 5

What is the pt’s perception of quality of care based upon?

Answer 5

His interaction with the members of the health care team

Question 6

What influences the pt’s assessment of treatment worth and overall success of a treatment program?

Answer 6

My behavior towards the pt, coworkers and professional staff

Question 7

define acceptace

Answer 7

Acceptance is an active process, a series of positive behaviors that convey respect for the pt as an individual

Question 8

what are some examples of retaliation

Answer 8

Avoiding pt
calling attention to pt defects
reducing the pt to a diagnosis
laughing at the pt fears
acting superior to the pt
saying one thing when your face says another

Question 9

what are the three legal liabilities

Answer 9

Criminal, administrative, civil tort liability

Question 10

Which legal liability is nonpunitive

Answer 10

administrative

Question 11

What are all the intentional torts

Answer 11

assault, battery, false imprisonment, misrepresentation, wrongful invasion of privacy, and defamation of character

Question 12

what types of defamation of character are there

Answer 12

slander (by mouth) and libel (by sight)

Question 13

what are some examples of negligence

Answer 13

breach of duty, diagnosing and treating

Question 14

Who is responsible for diagnosing the pt?

Answer 14

the healthcare provider or physician

Question 15

what medical care is a minor allowed to consent for treatment?

Answer 15

Pregnancy, birth control counseling, venereal disease, drug and alcohol abuse

Question 16

when does involuntary admission occur?

Answer 16

When the pt is too ill to recognize illness and when they cant act on there own behalf

Question 17

what did the Surgeon General say concerning ethical issues concerning confidentiality?

Answer 17

That every mental health facility puts confidentiality at its core

Question 18

What organization besides congress has spelled out very specific pt rights?

Answer 18

AMA (American Medical Association)

Question 19

Whats the Joint commission’s definition on standard

Answer 19

A statement of expectation concerning a degree or level of requirement, excellence or attainment in quality of performance

Question 20

who makes the final decision regarding Joint Commission accreditation?

Answer 20

The Joint Commission accreditation committee

Question 21

Who conducts Health Services Inspections?

Answer 21

Air Force Inspection Agency

Question 22

What items are used to prepare for Health services inspection?

Answer 22

Joint commission Manual, Health Services Questionnaire and Documents from previous inspections

Question 23

What is the primary focus of standard precautions

Answer 23

To reduce the risk of microorganism transmission

Question 24

What are the responsibility of the Infection Control Committee (ICC)

Answer 24

Collecting data on all infections acquired within the facility, Investigation the causes of any breakout of infections, and education all personnel of current concepts in prevention and infection control

Question 25

Whats the function of the neurological system

Answer 25

To transmit and receive a constant series of messages to and from the brain.

Question 26

What are the 2 nervous systems called?

Answer 26

Central nervous system, and the peripheral nervous system

Question 27

What affects the neurological system adversly

Answer 27

Smoking, lack of sleep, poor diet and stress

Question 28

What questions should be asked before putting a Pt in restraints?

Answer 28

Is the pt intoxicated? Has the Pt gone under any medical treatment recently? Has the pt recently suffered a head injury? Is the pt diabetic? Is the pt suffering from delirium?

Question 29

When physically restraining a pt, who sets the rules for the takedown?

Answer 29

the team leader

Question 30

whats the minimum number of staff reduied to physically restrain a pt

Answer 30

2

Question 31

Which phase of the active phases offers the opportunity for therapeutic growth for the pt and staff

Answer 31

Recovery

Question 32

Which active phase is the pt MOST likely going to assault someone?

Answer 32

Crisis

Question 33

What is the first phase of the active phases in the assaultive cycle

Answer 33

Trigger

Question 34

What are the phase in the assaultive cycle?

Answer 34

Trigger, escalation, crisis, and recovery

Question 35

What are some examples of seclusion measures?

Answer 35

Restraining a pt in a bed in a locked room, locking a pt in a room with only a mattress on the floor Allowing the pt privacy in his or her room without locking the door

Question 36

What approach should you use when area restriction fails?

Answer 36

Room restriction

Question 37

What are considered a pre-aggressive behavior?

Answer 37

Pacing, interest in weapons, sleep disturbance, withdrawal, hyperactivity and changes in voice levels

Question 38

what is Local reorganization?

Answer 38

THis is when peoples attempts to escape fail. the pt try to use previously used coping skills for their current crisis.

Question 39

Whats is increased tension?

Answer 39

In this stage people can continue their usual activities but have increased amounts of anxiety

Question 40

What is denial

Answer 40

This is the initial stage usually last for only a couple of hours

Question 41

What is disorganization

Answer 41

In this stage people begin to feel as if they are falling apart.

Question 42

What are attempts to escape

Answer 42

If attempts to reorganize fails then people try to escape their problem by projection responsibilities on others. Blaming God, others or fate

Question 43

What are attempts to reoganize

Answer 43

When the pt try to use previously used coping skills for their current crisis. usually short range

Question 44

What is general reorganization?

Answer 44

This last up to a year, when people integrate their new patterns of behavior into their personality

Question 45

What are the 2 crisis types?

Answer 45

Developmental and situational crisis

Question 46

Which crisis type in predictable and why?

Answer 46

Developmental is because this crisis occurs during the transition from one stage in life to another. ie mid life crisis

Question 47

When a staff member is involved in or discovers an accident who initiated the AF Form 765

Answer 47

The staff member

Question 48

What are the 3 "elements of combustion?"

Answer 48

Fuel, Heat, and oxygen

Question 49

When lifting a pt or heavy object what should you left with?

Answer 49

Your legs

Question 50

According to the AFOSH civilian employees have the right to request assistance without fear of what?

Answer 50

Reprisal, Coercion, and discrimination

Question 51

What does AFOSH stand for?

Answer 51

Air Force Occupational safety, Fire Prevention and Health

Question 52

In order to ensure that personnel are safe from work related death, injuries and illnesses the Air Force Complies with what organizations guidelines

Answer 52

Occupational, Safety and Health administration (OSHA)

Question 53

What slows down the body and helps with relaxation, digestion and sleep?

Answer 53

Parasympathetic nervous system

Question 54

Somatic nervous systems motor responses are

Answer 54

Voluntary

Question 55

What organization must approve all disinfectants used in MTF?

Answer 55

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Question 56

How many years does HIV symptoms stay dormant>

Answer 56

10`

Question 57

Centers for Disease Control created what to prevent spreading of germ universally throughout the Air Force

Answer 57

Universal precaustions

Question 58

Why are some medications mixed at the time of administration to the pt

Answer 58

To give a synergistic effect. also called a cocktail

Question 59

Of all the venues for administering drugs, which method is considered the quickest?

Answer 59

Intravenous (IV)

Question 60

What is the objective in administering any psychopharmacological restrain

Answer 60

To decrease agitation

Question 61

what should be ruled out before introducing any medication

Answer 61

Physiological etiology

Question 62

If you use two point restraints, where should they be placed

Answer 62

On one arm and the opposite leg

Question 63

When restraining a pt, whats the purpose of the key word

Answer 63

The key word tells the team when to begin procedure

Question 64

In what situation is the single interim control hold suggested

Answer 64

When you are alone and must establish control of a reluctant or confused pt

Question 65

What are the three factors to remember when you are alone and trying to control a pt physically

Answer 65

1. Is there danger of physical injury to warrant physical intervention? 2. can you physically control the pt by yourself 3. Is there a good chance you or the pt may get hurt?

Question 66

what is the best method of response if the choke hold is applies and why?

Answer 66

Spinning choke release and yell. because the yell might confuse the pt and it could attract help

Question 67

What is the most important part of the body positioning for self protection

Answer 67

Maintaining a safe distance away from the pt

Question 68

When should seclusion be used?

Answer 68

Seclusion should only be used when therapeutic measures fail

Question 69

What are the four step of Graded Intervention

Answer 69

1. Verbal intervention 2. Body positioning 3. Less restrictive body positioning ( touching and holding) 4. More restrictive physical intervention (Forcible movements and take downs)

Question 70

How do you tell if seclusion is necesary

Answer 70

The staff should review the events leading up to that action

Question 71

What are the three factors are usually present to produce a crisis?

Answer 71

A crisis Meaning of event Nature and extent of people coping mechanisms