HEALTHCARE LAW AND REGULATION Flashcards

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1
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more respondant to public opinions?

A

house of representatives

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2
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function of legislative branch?

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passes statutes
declares war
House of Representatives

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3
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asked how long are judicial terms for federal judges?

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life long for judicial branch

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4
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appellate jurisdiction decides matters of ____?

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law

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5
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original jurisdiction decides matters of _____?

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fact

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6
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checks and balances?

this branch determines if constitutional?

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judicial branch

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7
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checks and balances?

confirms members and overrides veto?

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legislative branch

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8
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checks and balances?

appoints members and can veto?

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executive branch

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9
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name the functions of the ACA?

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must cover pre-existing conditions

dependent coverage until age 26

preventive services coverage

prohibitions against coverage caps

guaranteed issue and renewal

limits to rate increases

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10
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what society gets from tax exempt hospitals?

i.e.-in exchange for foregoing tax revenue from non profit hospital, what does society get in return?

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community benefits, immunization research bureau

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11
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a part of net earnings going to a private shareholder is considered?

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private inurement, tax exempt/503(c)(3) organizations

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inurement equals?

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benefit

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13
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this is found in the APMA code of ethics and arises when there is a divergence between an individuals private interests and his/her professional obligation?

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conflict of interest (COI)

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14
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3 docs join a practice together and all contribute to same cause is an example of?

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joint liability, you can just sue one person

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3 docs join practice and all split rent, one doc doesn’t pay his share, and the other 2 aren’t responsible for it. This is an example of?

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several liability

  • a liability owed by two or more people
  • each party is liable only for their share
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16
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what 3 parts make up a contract?

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offer
acceptance
consideration

17
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a breach of contract occurs when?

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there is a violation of one or more of the terms of the contract

18
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when the departure from the standard of care is so egregious that its not in doubt; the act speaks for itself

A

Res Ipsa Loquitur

19
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employer placing blame of employee is an example of?

A

respondeat superior

  • let the master answer
  • hospitals can be negligent as well, ie.
  • -negligent credentialing
  • -failure to monitor quality of care
  • -negligent care provided by an employee
20
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explain the importance of timely and accurate charting with respect to medical malpractice?

A

medical necessity
facilitate billing
recollect memory
defend and justify tx

21
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which is not an example of permitted disclosure?

A

know what a required disclosure is:
to individuals specifically when they request access to or an accounting of disclosures of, their protected health information

to HHS when it is undertaking a complicance investigation or review or enforcement action

22
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difference between formal and informal request?

A

informal is permitted, formal is required

23
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what is this concept?

must make reasonable efforts to limit PHI to the minimum amount necessary to accomplish the intended purpose

A

minimum necessary

24
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list 2 rights patients have, can list any 2?

A

right to request
right to receive confidential communication
right to inspect and copy PHI
right to amend PHI
right to receive accounting of disclosures
right to receive a paper copy of the NPP

25
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an instrument whereby one person appoints another as her agent and confers authority to perform certain specifiied acts on their behalf, what is tis?

valid until death or revocation

A

power of attorney

26
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in a research study and I get a benefit from using this drug/product?

A

transparency

27
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scope of practice in ohio?

A

limits set in state

28
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limit time period that someone can make a legal claim?

A

statute of limitations