Meaghan Perriti Patient Care

Question 1

Arthrograms, myelogram, arthograms need what type of consent?

Answer 1

written and signed consent form

Question 2

Whos responsibility is it to give the patient all information to make informed consent?

Answer 2

Physicians

Question 3

If you explain the procedure and say we are going to do an x-ray of your right foot? And the patient follows your instructions this indicates:

Answer 3

Implied consent

Question 4

Non-invasive=

Answer 4

oral consent (do not need written consent)

Question 5

HIPAA

Answer 5

confidentiality

Question 6

receive privacy practice notices

Answer 6

privacy

Question 7

restrict the use of personal health information

Answer 7

PHI

Question 8

Extent of care:

Answer 8

consent or refuse treatment example DNR

Question 9

right to refuse medical treatment (pediatrics=parent/guardian)

Answer 9

Autonomy

Question 10

If under the age of 18 years old patient must have:

Answer 10

parent/guardian to sign consent for them

Question 11

right to review medical record

Answer 11

Access to information

Question 12

Research participation

Answer 12

The right to consent or decline participation

Question 13

Living Will

Answer 13

a written statement detailing a person’s desires regarding their medical treatment in circumstances in which they are no longer able to express informed consent

Question 14

Health care proxy

Answer 14

also known as a representative, surrogate, or agent — is a person who can make health care decisions for you if you are unable to communicate these yourself

Question 15

Advanced directives

Answer 15

legal documents that provide instructions for medical care and only go into effect if you cannot communicate your own wishes

Question 16

Patient Care Partnership

Answer 16

1. High Quality Hospital Care
2. A clean and safe environment
3. Involvement in your care
4. Protection of privacy
5. Help when leaving the hospital

Question 17

Orders must be written by:

Answer 17

MD or his/her agent

Question 18

Results are directed to:

Answer 18

Ordering MD

Question 19

Who is responsible for ordering correct exam?

Answer 19

Ordering MD

Question 20

Required Requisition information (5):

Answer 20

1. The patient to be examined
2. The exact region or part to be radiographed
3. The suspected or existing patient diagnosis
4. The ordering physician signature
5. Date of requisition

Question 21

Verification and Patient Identification

Answer 21

Correct patient (2 identifiers)
Correct body part
Correct side

Question 22

Thread words or tone:

Answer 22

Assualt

Question 23

Touching (wrong patient or part)

Answer 23

Battery

Question 24

Pt. not allowed to leave:

Answer 24

False Imprisionment

Question 25

used to reduce motion (sponges), used temporarily:

Answer 25

Immobilization

Question 26

Restricts the patient from freedom, requires an MD order:

Answer 26

Restraint

Question 27

Written defamation

Answer 27

Libel

Question 28

Verbal defamation

Answer 28

Slander (spoken words)

Question 29

Act causing injury

Answer 29

Tort (intentional or unintentional)

Question 30

Respondeat Superior

Answer 30

let the master answer

Question 31

Employer is held liable for the employee

Answer 31

Respondeat Superior

Question 32

Res ipsa Loquitur

Answer 32

the thing speaks for itself

Question 33

The individual being sued has to prove her/his innocence:

Answer 33

Res ipsa loquitur

Question 34

Restraining limbs:

Answer 34

physical restraint

Question 35

secluded room:

Answer 35

environmental restraint

Question 36

seatbelt situation or chair with locking table:

Answer 36

mechanical

Question 37

medication restriant:

Answer 37

pharmacologic restraint

Question 38

7 C’s of malpractice:

Answer 38

Competance of professional standards
Compliance with procedures and policies
Charting that is complete consistent and objective
Communications with everyone
Courtesy in attitude and rapport
Carefulness use caution when dealing with patients

Question 39

A guide to evaluate proffessional conduct as it relates to patient healthcare, consumers, employees, colleagues, and other members of the healthcare team:

Answer 39

Code of Ethics

Question 40

The image must include:

Answer 40

Patient ID
Left and Right markers (placed at time of exposure)
Date of Exposure

Question 41

Do not use these kind of markers:

Answer 41

electronic, may not be legal

Question 42

Radiographic images whether electronic or film belong to:

Answer 42

the institution

Question 43

image acquisition, image processing, image display:

Answer 43

Processing algorithm

Question 44

Window width for contrast, window level for brightness

Answer 44

Brightness and Contrast

Question 45

Purpose of cropping/masking is to reduce the eye fatigue of the viewer caused by high brightness levels in the image

Answer 45

Cropping or masking off anatomy