PDR FINALS

Question 1

Which of the following is an example of a diagnostic error?

a) Administering the wrong medication to a patient
b) Leaving a surgical instrument inside a patient’s body
c) Misinterpreting test results and providing an incorrect diagnosis
d) Failing to obtain informed consent from a patient

Answer 1

c) Misinterpreting test results and providing an incorrect diagnosis

Question 2

Patient quality refers to:

a) The level of patient satisfaction
b) The overall health status of the patient
c) The degree of patient-centered care
d) The efficiency of healthcare processes

Answer 2

b) The overall health status of the patient

Question 3

How should a healthcare provider handle a patient’s emotional response to bad news?

A) Provide reassurance
B) Allow the patient to express their emotions
C) Change the subject
D) Tell the patient to remain calm

Answer 3

B) Allow the patient to express their emotions

Question 4

What is the primary purpose of informed consent?

a) To protect the physician from legal liability
b) To ensure the patient understands the risks and benefits of a proposed treatment
c) To limit the patient’s autonomy in decision-making
d) To expedite the consent process

Answer 4

b) To ensure the patient understands the risks and benefits of a proposed treatment.

Question 5

Which of the following is a key component of a culture of safety?

a) Blaming individuals for errors
b) Discouraging open communication
c) Encouraging reporting of near misses
d) Minimizing staff training

Answer 5

c) Encouraging reporting of near misses.

Question 6

Which of the following is NOT a key element of medical professionalism?

a) Integrity
b) Compassion
c) Collaboration
d) Profitability

Answer 6

d) Profitability.

Question 7

Which of the following is an appropriate way to conclude a conversation about bad news in Nhealthcare?

A) End the conversation quickly
B) Provide the patient with resources and support
C) Avoid discussing next steps
D) Tell the patient to come back another time

Answer 7

B) Provide the patient with resources and support.

Question 8

How should healthcare professionals approach the emotional reactions of patients when
delivering bad news?

a) Disregard emotions and focus on facts
b) Minimize emotional expression to maintain professionalism
c) Acknowledge and validate their emotions
d) Distract the patient from their emotions

Answer 8

c) Acknowledge and validate their emotions.

Question 9

Which of the following is an ethical principle that is central to medical professionalism?

a) Autonomy
b) Beneficence
c) Non-maleficence
d) All of the above

Answer 9

d) All of the above.

Question 10

What is the appropriate course of action when a physician makes a medical error?

a) Cover up the error to protect the physician’s reputation
b) Apologize to the patient and disclose the error
c) Blame the error on other healthcare providers
d) Ignore the error and hope it goes unnoticed

Answer 10

b) Apologize to the patient and disclose the error.

Question 11

Patient satisfaction surveys are commonly used to measure:

a) Patient outcomes
b) Patient quality
c) Patient compliance
d) Patient engagement

Answer 11

b) Patient quality.

Question 12

Who was Hippocrates?

a. A Greek philosopher
b. A Greek physician
c. A Greek mathematician
d. A Greek politician

Answer 12

b. A Greek physician.

Question 13

Why is it important for healthcare professionals to practice self-care when delivering bad news?

a) To detach emotionally from patients’ experiences
b) To minimize the time spent with patients
c) To cope with the emotional impact of delivering bad news
d) To avoid forming professional relationships with patients

Answer 13

c) To cope with the emotional impact of delivering bad news.

Question 14

What is the most important goal when delivering bad news to a patient in healthcare?

A) To deliver the news quickly
B) To provide reassurance
C) To be honest and clear
D) To avoid upsetting the patient

Answer 14

C) To be honest and clear.

Question 15

Who is credited with the invention of the stethoscope?

A) René Laennec
B) William Harvey
C) Andreas Vesalius
D) Galen

Answer 15

A) René Laennec.

Question 16

Which of the following is an example of a breach of patient confidentiality?

a) Discussing a patient’s case with a healthcare team during rounds
b) Sharing patient information with other healthcare providers involved in the patient’s care
c) Discussing a patient’s case with their family member with their consent
d) Sharing patient information with friends at a social gathering

Answer 16

d) Sharing patient information with friends at a social gathering.

Question 17

Which of the following is an example of a patient safety measure?

a) Hand hygiene compliance
b) Patient wait times
c) Physician communication skills
d) Patient satisfaction ratings

Answer 17

a) Hand hygiene compliance.

Question 18

Which of the following is a principle of the Hippocratic Oath?

a. To avoid socializing with patients
b. To avoid all forms of deception
c. To seek personal gain through medical practice
d. To prioritize the needs of the physician over the needs of the patient.

Answer 18

b. To avoid all forms of deception.

Question 19

Which of the following is an example of cultural competence in medical professionalism?

a) Understanding the dietary restrictions of patients with certain religious beliefs
b) Refusing to provide care to patients who do not speak English
c) Encouraging patients to abandon their cultural beliefs in order to receive optimal care
d) All of the above
.

Answer 19

a) Understanding the dietary restrictions of patients with certain religious beliefs is an example
of cultural competence in medical professionalism

Question 20

What is the appropriate way to respond to questions and concerns from patients when
delivering bad news?

a) Provide generic responses to avoid discussing specifics
b) Ignore questions and redirect the conversation
c) Provide honest and empathetic responses
d) Discourage patients from asking questions to prevent anxiety

Answer 20

c) Provide honest and empathetic responses

Question 21

The concept of handwashing to prevent the spread of disease was introduced by:

a) Ignaz Semmelweis
b) Louis Pasteur
c) Joseph Lister
d) Florence Nightingale

Answer 21

a) Ignaz Semmelweis

Question 22

How can healthcare professionals facilitate patient understanding when delivering bad news?

a) Use complex medical terminology to ensure accuracy
b) Speak quickly to convey information efficiently
c) Use visual aids and simple language to enhance comprehension
d) Provide limited information to avoid overwhelming the patient

Answer 22

c) Use visual aids and simple language to enhance comprehension

Question 23

Which model involves ongoing care and interaction between a patient and a primary care
physician or specialist over an extended period?

a) Longitudinal relationship
b) Acute care relationship
c) Shared care relationship
d) Preventive care relationship

Answer 23

a) Longitudinal relationship

Question 24

Which of the following situations allows for disclosure of patient information without consent?

a) Treatment purposes
b) Public health reporting
c) Court orders
d) All of the above
d) All of the above. The situations mentioned in a), b), and

Answer 24

c) allow for disclosure of patient
information without consent.

Question 25

Patient engagement refers to: a) The patient's level of involvement in their healthcare b) The healthcare provider's enthusiasm for treating patients c) The patient's ability to pay for healthcare services d) The patient's adherence to medical recommendations

Answer 25

a) The patient's level of involvement in their healthcare.

Question 26

What is medical professionalism? a. A set of attributes, behaviors, and responsibilities that define the values and expectations of healthcare professionals b. A medical specialty that focuses on professional development for physicians c. A set of ethical standards for medical research d. The ability to diagnose and treat medical conditions with high accuracy

Answer 26

a. A set of attributes, behaviors, and responsibilities that define the values and expectations of healthcare professionals

Question 27

What is an appropriate way to follow up with a patient after delivering bad news in healthcare? A) Wait for the patient to contact you B) Schedule a follow-up appointment C) Provide the patient with resources and support D) All of the above

Answer 27

C) Provide the patient with resources and support.

Question 28

In the consumer PDR model, the patient is viewed as: a) An active participant in decision-making b) A passive recipient of medical advice c) An authority figure making decisions for the physician d) A dependent individual relying on the physician's expertise

Answer 28

a) An active participant in decision-making

Question 29

In the informative model of PDR, the physician's role is primarily to a) Make decisions on behalf of the patient b) Educate and guide the patient c) Interpret the patient's values and preferences d) Engage in extensive dialogue with the patient

Answer 29

b) Educate and guide the patient.

Question 30

Which ancient Greek physician is known for his work on anatomy and for writing the book "On the Nature of the Human Body"? A) Hippocrates B) Galen C) Aristotle D) Herophilus B) Galen

Answer 30

B) Galen

Question 31

The PDR model that involves the physician providing all relevant medical information and the patient making decisions based on that information is called: a) Paternalistic model b) Informative model c) Interpretive model d) Deliberative model b) Informative model

Answer 31

b) Informative model

Question 32

Which model emphasizes understanding the patient's unique context and tailoring medical recommendations accordingly? a) Paternalistic model b) Informative model c) Interpretive model d) Deliberative model

Answer 32

c) Interpretive model

Question 33

Which of the following communication skills is crucial when delivering bad news? a) Using technical jargon to convey information clearly b) Rushing through the conversation to minimize discomfort c) Providing honest and clear information d) Avoiding eye contact to reduce patient distress

Answer 33

C) Providing honest and clear information is crucial when delivering bad news.

Question 34

When can healthcare providers disclose patient information to a family member without consent? a) When the patient is a minor b) When the patient is incapacitated c) When the patient has given permission d) All of the above

Answer 34

d) All of the above

Question 35

Which of the following is an example of a patient-centered outcome measure? a) Hospital-acquired infection rate b) Mortality rate c) Quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) d) Physician productivity

Answer 35

c) Quality-adjusted life years (QALYs)

Question 36

Which of the following is an example of a conflict of interest in medical practice? a) A physician referring a patient to a specialist for further evaluation b) A physician accepting a gift from a pharmaceutical company in exchange for prescribing their products c) A physician attending a medical conference to learn about new treatments d) A physician collaborating with colleagues on a research study

Answer 36

b) A physician accepting a gift from a pharmaceutical company in exchange for prescribing their products is an example of a conflict of interest in medical practice.

Question 37

Who is often referred to as the "Father of Medicine"? a) Hippocrates b) Galen c) Paracelsus d) Louis Pasteur

Answer 37

a) Hippocrates

Question 38

The first successful vaccine, which protected against smallpox, was developed by: a) Edward Jenner b) Louis Pasteur c) Jonas Salk d) Robert Koch

Answer 38

a) Edward Jenner

Question 39

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of healthcare professionals? a) Continuing education and professional development b) Providing care only to patients who can pay for it c) Advocating for the health needs of individual patients and populations d) Participating in quality improvement initiatives

Answer 39

b) Providing care only to patients who can pay for it

Question 40

The ancient Egyptian medical text known as the "Ebers Papyrus" dates back to which period a) Classical period b) Renaissance period c) Ancient Egyptian period d) Medieval period

Answer 40

c) Ancient Egyptian period

Question 41

What is a "never event" in healthcare? a) An event that should never happen in a healthcare setting b) An event that can be easily prevented by healthcare professionals c) An event that is only applicable to surgical procedures d) An event that occurs due to patient negligence

Answer 41

a) An event that should never happen in a healthcare setting

Question 42

Which of the following is NOT an example of maintaining professional boundaries in healthcare? a) Engaging in romantic or sexual relationships with patients b) Accepting gifts from patients that exceed a nominal value c) Sharing personal information with patients that is unrelated to their care d) All of the above D) All of the above.

Answer 42

D) All of the above.

Question 43

Which of the following is an example of a patient-reported outcome measure (PROM) a) Blood pressure readings b) Hospital readmission rates c) Patient satisfaction scores d) Pain intensity ratings

Answer 43

c) Patient satisfaction scores

Question 44

Which model treats the patient as a consumer of healthcare services who makes autonomous choices? a) Paternalistic model b) Informative model c) Consumer model d) Deliberative model

Answer 44

c) Consumer model

Question 45

What is the purpose of the Hippocratic Oath? a. To provide guidelines for ethical behavior for physicians b. To provide guidelines for medical treatments c. To provide guidelines for patient care d. To provide guidelines for medical education

Answer 45

a. To provide guidelines for ethical behavior for physicians

Question 46

Which of the following statements is true about the Hippocratic Oath and confidentiality? a. The Hippocratic Oath requires physicians to keep all patient information confidential. b. The Hippocratic Oath allows physicians to disclose patient information in certain circumstances. c. The Hippocratic Oath is silent on the issue of patient confidentiality. d. The Hippocratic Oath only requires physicians to keep medical information confidential.

Answer 46

a. The Hippocratic Oath requires physicians to keep all patient information confidential.

Question 47

What is the minimum requirement for healthcare providers when obtaining patients' consent for information disclosure? a) Verbal consent b) Written consent c) Implied consent d) No consent is required

Answer 47

a) Verbal consent

Question 48

Which of the following is a limitation of the Hippocratic Oath? a. It is too specific and prescriptive. b. It is too flexible and open to interpretation. c. It does not address modern issues in medical ethics. d. It is not enforceable by law.

Answer 48

c. It does not address modern issues in medical ethics.

Question 49

What is an appropriate way to show empathy when delivering bad news to a patient in healthcare? A) Acknowledge the patient's feelings B) Interrupt the patient to provide reassurance C) Change the subject D) Avoid eye contact

Answer 49

A) Acknowledge the patient's feelings

Question 50

What is the importance of medical professionalism? a. It ensures the highest level of patient care b. It promotes trust and confidence in the healthcare system c. It fosters collaboration and teamwork among healthcare professionals d. All of the above

Answer 50

d. All of the above

Question 51

Which of the following is NOT a principle of the Hippocratic Oath? a. To do no harm b. To treat all patients equally c. To respect patient confidentiality d. To avoid intimate relations with patients

Answer 51

b. To treat all patients equally

Question 52

What is the role of root cause analysis in addressing medical errors? a) Identifying individuals to blame for the error b) Determining the financial cost of the error c) Identifying the underlying causes and implementing corrective actions d) Assigning responsibility to the healthcare organization

Answer 52

c) Identifying the underlying causes and implementing corrective actions

Question 53

Which of the following are common mistakes when delivering bad news to a patient in healthcare? A) Using technical jargon B) Providing too much information C) Talking too slowly D) All of the above

Answer 53

D) All of the above

Question 54

Which of the following is not a potential consequence of improper disclosure of patient information? a) Legal penalties b) Damage to patient-provider trust c) Financial incentives for healthcare providers d) Reputational harm

Answer 54

c) Financial incentives for healthcare providers

Question 55

The term "patient-centered care" emphasizes: a) The importance of medical advancements b) The role of healthcare providers c) The patient's needs, preferences, and values d) The cost of healthcare services

Answer 55

c) The patient's needs, preferences, and values

Question 56

Which of the following is an essential component of maintaining patient confidentiality? a) Obtaining informed consent b) Discussing patient cases with colleagues c) Sharing patient information on social media d) Storing patient records securely

Answer 56

d) Storing patient records securely

Question 57

What should healthcare providers do in the event of a data breach? a) Notify affected individuals b) Report the breach to relevant authorities c) Take corrective actions to prevent further breaches d) All of the above

Answer 57

d) All of the above

Question 58

Which of the following is an example of an ethical dilemma that healthcare professionals may face? a) Deciding whether to disclose a patient's confidential information to a family member b) Determining the appropriate treatment plan for a patient with multiple chronic conditions c) Managing the conflicting priorities of patient care and hospital administration d) All of the above

Answer 58

d) All of the above

Question 59

When was the Hippocratic Oath written? a. In the 5th century BCE b. In the 3rd century BCE c. In the 1st century BCE d. In the 1st century CE

Answer 59

a. In the 5th century BCE

Question 60

What is the definition of adverse event in healthcare? a) A medical error that results in patient harm b) A common side effect of medication c) A routine complication of surgery d) A delay in patient care

Answer 60

a) A medical error that results in patient harm

Question 61

The concept of "health literacy" refers to: a) The ability to read medical textbooks b) The patient's understanding of healthcare information c) The healthcare provider's knowledge of medical terminology d) The patient's ability to exercise regularly

Answer 61

b) The patient's understanding of healthcare information

Question 62

The theory of the four humors, which influenced medical practices in ancient Greece and beyond, was proposed by: a) Galen b) Hippocrates c) Aristotle d) Paracelsus

Answer 62

b) Hippocrates

Question 63

The discovery of insulin, a hormone used to treat diabetes, is associated with which scientists? a) Frederick Banting and Charles Best b) Louis Pasteur and Robert Koch c) James Watson and Francis Crick d) Marie Curie and Pierre Curie

Answer 63

a) Frederick Banting and Charles Best

Question 64

Which of the following is NOT a modern criticism of the Hippocratic Oath? a. It is outdated and irrelevant to modern medical practice. b. It is too vague and open to interpretation. c. It is too strict and limits physician autonomy. d. It is too focused on the physician-patient relationship and ignores other stakeholders

Answer 64

c. It is too strict and limits physician autonomy.

Question 65

Which of the following is an example of professional behavior in medicine? a) Refusing to see patients who have a history of non-compliance with treatment plans b) Respecting the cultural beliefs and practices of patients c) Billing patients for services that were not provided d) Criticizing the competence of other healthcare professionals in front of patients

Answer 65

b) Respecting the cultural beliefs and practices of patients

Question 66

Which of the following is the primary goal when delivering bad news in healthcare? a) Minimize patient involvement b) Maintain professional distance c) Provide emotional support and empathy d) Avoid discussing treatment options

Answer 66

c) Provide emotional support and empathy

Question 67

When is it appropriate to deliver bad news to a patient via phone or email in healthcare? A) When the news is not serious B) When the patient requests it C) When it is the only option D) Never

Answer 67

C) When it is the only option

Question 68

What should healthcare professionals do after delivering bad news? a) Disregard the patient's emotional state and proceed with the next task b) Offer resources and support services to the patient and their family c) Immediately discharge the patient to provide space for other patients d) Avoid follow-up appointments to prevent further distress

Answer 68

b) Offer resources and support services to the patient and their family

Question 69

Which of the following is NOT an attribute of medical professionalism? a. Compassion b. Accountability c. Superiority d. Integrity

Answer 69

c. Superiority

Question 70

Which of the following is not a common type of medical error? a) Medication errors b) Surgical errors c) Diagnostic errors d) Administrative errors

Answer 70

d) Administrative errors

Question 71

Who discovered penicillin, the first antibiotic? a) Alexander Fleming b) Louis Pasteur c) Robert Koch d) Edward Jenner

Answer 71

a) Alexander Fleming

Question 72

Which of the following is NOT an example of professional development for healthcare professionals? a) Continuing education and training b) Peer review and self-assessment c) Participation in research studies d) Refusing to engage in interdisciplinary collaboration with other healthcare professionals

Answer 72

d) Refusing to engage in interdisciplinary collaboration with other healthcare professionals

Question 73

Patient outcomes are a key indicator of: a) Patient satisfaction b) Healthcare provider skills c) Patient quality d) Patient compliance

Answer 73

c) Patient quality

Question 74

Which of the following is NOT an element of effective communication in medical professionalism? a) Empathy b) Clarity c) Confidentiality d) Respect

Answer 74

c) Confidentiality

Question 75

How should healthcare professionals address cultural and religious beliefs when delivering bad news? a) Disregard cultural and religious beliefs as they are not relevant b) Encourage patients to abandon their beliefs for medical advice c) Respect and consider cultural and religious beliefs in the conversation d) Avoid discussing cultural and religious beliefs to prevent conflicts

Answer 75

c) Respect and consider cultural and religious beliefs in the conversation

Question 76

What is the recommended strategy for delivering bad news effectively? a) Deliver all information at once to avoid multiple conversations b) Use euphemisms to soften the impact of the news c) Gradually disclose information while assessing patient readiness d) Delegate the responsibility to another healthcare professional

Answer 76

c) Gradually disclose information while assessing patient readiness

Question 77

Which of the following is NOT a part of the Hippocratic Oath? a. To refuse to perform abortions b. To uphold patient confidentiality c. To seek the help of other physicians when necessary d. To always follow the instructions of the patient

Answer 77

d. To always follow the instructions of the patient

Question 78

Why is it important to choose an appropriate setting for delivering bad news? a) To ensure the patient is distracted b) To maintain privacy and confidentiality c) To limit the time spent on the conversation d) To avoid involving family members

Answer 78

b) To maintain privacy and confidentiality

Question 79

What does the acronym "QI" stand for in healthcare? a) Quality Improvement b) Quick Inspection c) Quantitative Integration d) Quality Index

Answer 79

a) Quality Improvement

Question 80

Which of the following is an example of professional responsibility in healthcare? a) Providing care to patients regardless of their ability to pay b) Respecting the privacy and confidentiality of patients c) Advocating for the health needs of patients and populations d) All of the above

Answer 80

d) All of the above

Question 81

What is the appropriate response when a patient refuses a recommended treatment? a) Persuade the patient to change their mind b) Ignore the patient's refusal and proceed with the treatment c) Respect the patient's autonomy and explore alternative options d) Report the patient's refusal to a higher authority

Answer 81

c) Respect the patient's autonomy and explore alternative options

Question 82

Which of the following is an appropriate way to handle a patient's anger or denial in response to bad news in healthcare? A) Argue with the patient B) Provide the patient with resources and support C) Ignore the patient's emotions D) Tell the patient they need to accept the news

Answer 82

B) Provide the patient with resources and support

Question 83

What is the purpose of a safety checklist in surgery? a) To ensure all necessary equipment is available b) To verify patient identity c) To prevent wrong-site surgeries d) To expedite surgical procedures

Answer 83

c) To prevent wrong-site surgeries

Question 84

The model that focuses on symptom management and emotional support during advanced illness or end-of-life care is called a) Longitudinal relationship b) Consultative relationship c) Preventive care relationship d) Palliative or end-of-life care relationship

Answer 84

d) Palliative or end-of-life care relationship

Question 85

The interpretive model of the patient-doctor relationship emphasizes: a) Shared decision-making b) Physician's authority in decision-making c) Autonomy of the patient d) Consumer-oriented approach

Answer 85

a) Shared decision-making

Question 86

The Institute of Medicine (IOM) identifies six dimensions of healthcare quality. Which of the following is NOT one of them? a) Equity b) Efficiency c) Accessibility d) Empathy

Answer 86

d) Empathy

Question 87

Which of the following is NOT a potential barrier to patient quality? a) Limited access to healthcare services b) Language barriers c) Patient empowerment d) Cultural differences

Answer 87

c) Patient empowerment

Question 88

What is the most common cause of medication errors? a) Incorrect dosage b) Wrong medication administration c) Prescription errors d) Drug interactions

Answer 88

c) Prescription errors

Question 89

The concept of "shared decision-making" involves: a) The patient making decisions independently b) The healthcare provider making decisions on behalf of the patient c) Collaborative decision-making between the patient and healthcare provider d) The patient seeking advice from multiple healthcare providers

Answer 89

c) Collaborative decision-making between the patient and healthcare provider

Question 90

What is the primary goal of the Hippocratic Oath? a) To promote evidence-based medicine b) To ensure equal access to healthcare for all patients c) To guide physicians in ethical decision-making and patient care d) To establish a code of conduct for healthcare administrators

Answer 90

c) To guide physicians in ethical decision-making and patient care

Question 91

Which of the following is NOT a dimension of patient quality? a) Safety b) Timeliness c) Cost-effectiveness d) Effectiveness

Answer 91

c) Cost-effectiveness

Question 92

Which PDR model involves an extensive dialogue between the physician and patient, with a focus on the patient's individual values and preferences? a) Paternalistic model b) Informative model c) Interpretive model d) Deliberative model

Answer 92

d) Deliberative model

Question 93

Which patient-doctor model involves the physician making decisions on behalf of the patient without significant input from the patient? a) Paternalistic model b) Informative model c) Interpretive model d) Deliberative model

Answer 93

a) Paternalistic model

Question 94

Which of the following statements is true about the Hippocratic Oath and euthanasia? a. The Hippocratic Oath explicitly prohibits euthanasia. b. The Hippocratic Oath allows for euthanasia in certain circumstances. c. The Hippocratic Oath is silent on the issue of euthanasia. d. The Hippocratic Oath only allows euthanasia in cases of terminal illness.

Answer 94

a. The Hippocratic Oath explicitly prohibits euthanasia.

Question 95

Which of the following is an appropriate way to begin delivering bad news to a patient in healthcare? A) "I have some bad news to tell you." B) "I'm sorry, but there's nothing more we can do." C) "I know this isn't what you wanted to hear, but..." D) "Let's talk about what your options are."

Answer 95

D) "Let's talk about what your options are."

Question 96

What is the primary purpose of healthcare information disclosure? a) To protect patient privacy b) To facilitate effective patient care c) To comply with legal requirements d) All of the above

Answer 96

b) To facilitate effective patient care

Question 97

Which healthcare professionals are responsible for reporting medical errors? a) Only doctors b) Only nurses c) Only pharmacists d) All healthcare professionals

Answer 97

d) All healthcare professionals

Question 98

Which of the following is an example of unprofessional behavior in medicine? a. Failing to maintain patient confidentiality b. Treating patients with empathy and respect c. Consulting with colleagues to develop treatment plans d. Providing patients with evidence-based information about their health conditions

Answer 98

a. Failing to maintain patient confidentiality

Question 99

In which situation is it acceptable for a physician to engage in a romantic relationship with a patient? a) When the patient initiates the relationship b) When the physician and patient are of similar age c) When the physician and patient are not in a therapeutic relationship d) It is never acceptable to engage in a romantic relationship with a patient

Answer 99

d) It is never acceptable to engage in a romantic relationship with a patient

Question 100

Which of the following is a key principle of patient safety? a) Effective communication b) Cost reduction c) Rapid treatment d) Minimal documentation

Answer 100

a) Effective communication

Question 101

Which of the following is a common modern variation of the Hippocratic Oath? a. The Declaration of Geneva b. The Nuremberg Code c. The Belmont Report d. The Tuskegee Syphilis Study

Answer 101

a. The Declaration of Geneva

Question 102

Which of the following is an important factor to consider when delivering bad news to a patient in healthcare? A) Tone of voice B) Timing C) Setting D) All of the above

Answer 102

D) All of the above

Question 103

Which of the following is an example of a never event? a) Patient falls b) Medication error c) Hospital-acquired infection d) Wrong-site surgery

Answer 103

d) Wrong-site surgery

Question 104

Which of the following statements is true about the Hippocratic Oath? a. It is still used today by all physicians. b. It is no longer used by physicians. c. It has been modified over time. d. It has remained unchanged since it was written

Answer 104

c. It has been modified over time.

Question 105

Which of the following statements is true about the Hippocratic Oath? a. It is still used today by all physicians. b. It is no longer used by physicians. c. It has been modified over time. d. It has remained unchanged since it was written

Answer 105

c. It has been modified over time.