Week 4 Flashcards

1
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Administrative law is made by

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administrative agencies appointed by the president or governor

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2
Q

Common type of court made law is based on

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custom and usage

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3
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Statutory type of law is

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enacted and enforced by federal or state legislators to help maintain the governmental right to uphold social order to protect the rights of individuals

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4
Q

Tort

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intentional wrong act. Unintentional wrongful act

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5
Q

Negligence is an example of

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unintentional tort

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6
Q

Beneficence

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a duty to promote good and to act in the best interest of the patient and society

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7
Q

Medical malpractice occurs when

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a negligent act or omission by a medical professional results in harm to the patient

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8
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implied consent

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used when the patient is unconscious but in need of care

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9
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what are the four elements the plaintiff must establish in order to prove negligence

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duty, breach, cause, and injury

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10
Q

civil law

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are those that affect the individual rather than society as a whole

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11
Q

When testifying at a trail a monographer should

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not helpfully introduce additional information

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12
Q

False imprisonment

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the illegal restraint of another’s movement

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13
Q

testing to ensure the ultrasound equipment function correctly is a requirement for a

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quality assurance program

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14
Q

negligence

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failure to use the same care that a reasonably prudent sonographer would use in the same or similar circumstances

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15
Q

Consent

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to treat a minor patient usually given by a parent/ guardian

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16
Q

minior patients at least 7 years old should be

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included in the decision making process

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17
Q

Consent forms may be complete

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BEFORE the procedure

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18
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the written consent form should be

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signed, witnessed, and dated

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19
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in hospital settings, apply restraints requires that a physicians orders be

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documented in the patient’s medical records

20
Q

Under the theory of respondent superior

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a monographer’s employer can be held liable for the sonographers negligence as long the sonographers was acting within the scope of employment

21
Q

the supervising physician should

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review the images first

22
Q

the supervising physician should deny

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release if abnormalities are found

23
Q

A written policy should be in place

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before offering keepsake images or tapes to patients

24
Q

Values are

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concepts, goals, ideals, and behaviors formed by family, friends, culture, environment, education, and one’s life expereinces

25
Q

Occurrence is

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a kind of medical malpractice insurance policy protects the insured for incidents that occurred during the policy period but maybe not have been reported until the policy expired

26
Q

the failure to use reasonable care is

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negligence

27
Q

a legal responsibility for the consequences of one’s actions is

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liability

28
Q

Ostensible agency

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doctrine of liability states that a hospital or healthcare facility, even if not the employer, can be held liable for a sonographers negligence, if the sonographer is a contractor or independent agent

29
Q

The most significant difference between working as a hospital based sonographer and a mobile sonographer is

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demonstration of independence and self-sufficiency

30
Q

Experience

A

the magic E word

31
Q

A cardinal rule of writing cover letter is

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keeping it short

32
Q

in a job interview

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first impressions are usually formed within 30 seconds

33
Q

developing grant proposals and family data entry and analysis make up

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a significant portion of the family duties of a RESEARCH Sonographer

34
Q

Many employer’s use

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Behavior interview questions

35
Q

how many references should you have lined up before you begin to interview?

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three

36
Q

For grooming

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cover tattoos
limited piercing jewelry to the ears
do not wear strong perfumes or aftershaves

37
Q

a realistic budget should include

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uniforms
vacations
insurance

38
Q

When an employer counters your salary request you should

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consider the offer for ONE day

39
Q

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics

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Approximately 68% of sonographers work in hospital setting

40
Q

when developing a negotiating strategy, you should know your cost of living including the cost of:

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food
uniforms
birthday and Christmas gifts

41
Q

if you come across a position that may not exactly match your experience you should

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contact the employer anyway

42
Q

a close relative

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would not be considered a credible refrence

43
Q

at 7 years of age a child

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should be included in the decision making

44
Q

PRN sonographers

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tend to make more money than their counterparts

45
Q

Veterinary sonographers do

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NOT have their own registry to obtain

46
Q

Sonographers can NOT

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post a picture to social media as long as the patient information is removed

47
Q

Ultrasound Does NOT

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play a role in fertility management