L2

Question 1

A contract wherein patient voluntarily gives permission to someone
( in this case, the imaging staff) to perform a procedure or service

Answer 1

Informed Consent

Question 2

The legal aspect of obtaining consent deals with the imaging staff’s “duty to warn “ and the ethic “ do no harm.”

Answer 2

Informed Consent

Question 3

Patients must receive a full explanation of the procedure and its risk and benefits and sign the consent form before being sedated or anesthetized

Answer 3

Informed Consent

Question 4

occurs in emergency situations when it is not possible to obtain consent from the patient, his or her parents, or a legal representative

Answer 4

Implied consent

Question 5

The health care provider operates under the belief that the patient would give permission if he or she were able to; it is “implied” that permission would be given

Answer 5

Implied Consent

Question 6

referral from the attending physician to provide direction for care, for the assessment of each patient’s need and prescribed therapeutic procedures to promote health

Answer 6

Physician’s Order

Question 7

STEPS IN DRESSING AND UNDRESSING A PATIENT

Answer 7

1. Wash hands.
2. Wear gloves.
3. Gather necessary clothing.
4. Introduce self to patient
5. Explain the procedure to patient
6. Provide for patient’s privacy during dressing and undressing.
7. Clearly explain how to put on the patient’s gown.
8. Clearly instruct the patient to dressed.
9. Place the used patient’s gown in soiled linen container.
10. Remove gloves.
11. Properly disposed the used gloves.
12. Wash/sanitized the hands

Question 8

It is very difficult for bedridden patients to use bathroom for bowel activities and urination. For accomplishing the
activities, these clients depend on a ________

Answer 8

bedpan and urinal.

Question 9

Immunizations, hospitalizations, operations, major injuries, chronic illnesses, and significant acute illnesses. Current or recent prescription medications, vitamins and minerals ,laxatives, topical medications

Answer 9

Past Medical History

Question 10

Family history of cancer, diabetes, heart disease,
hypertension, obesity, and osteoporosis

Answer 10

Family History

Question 11

Occupation, daily exercise pattern, marital and family
status

Answer 11

Social History

Question 12

5 Rights of Drug Administration

Answer 12

Right Patient
Right Drug
Right Amount \ Dose
Right Time
Right Route