20 Questions
What does it mean to be a professional in the healthcare industry?
Wearing appropriate professional attire
Why is it important for administrative health professionals to maintain a professional appearance?
To create a lasting impression on patients
What does the term 'professionalism' encompass?
Only appearance and manner
Why does the text emphasize the importance of maintaining an appropriate professional appearance?
To reflect poorly on the employer and occupational setting
What is the term for assessing the seriousness of a patient’s presenting problem to determine who needs medical help in a primary care setting or the ED?
Triage
What does the principle of beneficence in health care require?
To benefit others and act in the person’s best interests
What does the term 'working within your scope of practice' mean?
Working within the boundaries of one’s skill set and job description
What are the main advantages of belonging to a professional organization according to the text?
Networking opportunities and access to current information
What is the study of standards of right and wrong in human behavior according to the text?
Ethics
How does effective triage relate to good judgment based on the text?
By carefully evaluating and assessing facts before making decisions
Professionalism is only conveyed by one's appearance and not their manner.
False
Certain attributes such as problem-solving skills are innate and cannot be taught.
False
An individual who has prepared to work in a profession but does not uphold its standards, rules, and policies can still be considered a professional.
False
A negligent personal appearance of a health professional does not affect the patient's perception of the quality of their work.
False
Working within your scope of practice means exceeding the boundaries of one’s skill set and job description.
False
The principle of veracity refers to a person’s right to self-determination.
False
An administrative assistant in a health office should wear minimal jewelry for a better impression.
True
Ethical perspectives are not influenced by culture, ethnicity, or religion.
False
Triage involves assessing the seriousness of a patient’s presenting problem to determine who needs medical help in a secondary care setting.
False
The principle of nonmaleficence means that healthcare professionals must cause no harm and remove harm when it is being inflicted.
True
This quiz explores the differences between attributes and skills, while also delving into the concept of professionalism in the healthcare field. It also discusses whether certain attributes are innate and cannot be taught. Students are encouraged to discuss and support their answers with peers.
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