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When performing a task, the violation of a duty to exercise reasonable care and skill is:
When performing a task, the violation of a duty to exercise reasonable care and skill is:
- patency
- negligence (correct)
- secondary care
- neutropenic
In certain cases, the patient may not legally be able to act for himself in establishing a contract with the doctor. In these cases, he would need a/an:
In certain cases, the patient may not legally be able to act for himself in establishing a contract with the doctor. In these cases, he would need a/an:
- notary public
- lawyer
- agent (correct)
- parent or guardian
Violation of federal or state narcotics laws constitutes:
Violation of federal or state narcotics laws constitutes:
- civil negligence
- a tort
- a criminal act (correct)
- a misdemeanor
A professional code of ethics:
A professional code of ethics:
Under the Controlled Substance Act those drugs having the highest potential for abuse, such as cocaine and marijuana are under Schedule:
Under the Controlled Substance Act those drugs having the highest potential for abuse, such as cocaine and marijuana are under Schedule:
Under the Controlled Substance Act how many schedules are there?
Under the Controlled Substance Act how many schedules are there?
Violation of the ethical standards of an association or society may result in:
Violation of the ethical standards of an association or society may result in:
Putting a person through cruel and unjust hardships with conscious disregard of rights is called:
Putting a person through cruel and unjust hardships with conscious disregard of rights is called:
Intentional conduct to cause injury or conduct that is carried on with the conscious disregard of the rights of others is called:
Intentional conduct to cause injury or conduct that is carried on with the conscious disregard of the rights of others is called:
Everything a health care professional sees, hears, or reads about a patient's condition remains:
Everything a health care professional sees, hears, or reads about a patient's condition remains:
The term that defines the rules and standards governing the conduct of the members of the health care profession is called:
The term that defines the rules and standards governing the conduct of the members of the health care profession is called:
A——is a rule of conduct established and enforced by an authority or governing body, such as the federal
A——is a rule of conduct established and enforced by an authority or governing body, such as the federal
A health-care professional who stops care without providing an equally qualified substitute can be charged
with:
A health-care professional who stops care without providing an equally qualified substitute can be charged with:
The appropriate way for a patient to donate organs upon death is to:
The appropriate way for a patient to donate organs upon death is to:
How often must every employee who may be exposed to hazardous or infectious substances on the job be given free information and training during working hours?
How often must every employee who may be exposed to hazardous or infectious substances on the job be given free information and training during working hours?
Which of the following is classified as a potentially infectious waste?
Which of the following is classified as a potentially infectious waste?
Character traits that make a person act in a certain upstanding way are:
Character traits that make a person act in a certain upstanding way are:
Slander is defamation through:
Slander is defamation through:
Ethical standards are:
Ethical standards are:
Normal, acceptable behavior in our society is known as:
Normal, acceptable behavior in our society is known as:
A persons failure to act in a reasonable and prudent manner is called
A persons failure to act in a reasonable and prudent manner is called
Study Notes
Legal and Ethical Responsibilities
- Violation of a duty to exercise reasonable care and skill during a task indicates negligence.
- If a patient cannot establish a contract with a doctor alone, they require a legal guardian or representative.
- Violating federal or state narcotics laws is considered a criminal offense that can lead to penalties.
- A professional code of ethics guides members of a profession in acceptable conduct and standards.
Controlled Substances
- Drugs with the highest potential for abuse, like cocaine and marijuana, are classified under Schedule I of the Controlled Substance Act.
- The Controlled Substance Act encompasses five distinct schedules, categorized based on potential for abuse and medical use.
Ethical Conduct and Consequences
- Violating ethical standards may result in disciplinary actions from relevant professional associations or societies.
- Subjecting someone to cruel and unjust hardships, with conscious disregard for their rights, constitutes malice.
- Intentional conduct aimed at causing injury, or acting with conscious disregard for others' rights, is defined as intentional tort.
Confidentiality and Professional Conduct
- All information a healthcare professional encounters regarding a patient's condition is protected by confidentiality, maintaining patient privacy.
- Standards regulating healthcare professionals' conduct are known as ethical regulations or codes of conduct.
- A rule of conduct enforced by an authority is termed a law or regulation.
Professional Liability
- A healthcare professional abandoning a patient without providing a qualified substitute may face legal charges of abandonment.
- The proper procedure for organ donation upon death involves registering wishes with the appropriate health authorities.
Workplace Safety and Risk Management
- Employees exposed to hazardous materials must receive free training and information throughout their employment, as needed.
- Potentially infectious waste includes items such as needles, biological samples, and contaminated materials.
Personal Integrity and Societal Norms
- Character traits that drive ethical actions in individuals are referred to as integrity or moral character.
- Slander, a form of defamation, occurs when false statements are made verbally to harm someone's reputation.
- Ethical standards represent guidelines for behavior in professional settings, promoting integrity and accountability.
- Acceptable behavior widely recognized in society is called social norms.
- Negligence refers to a person's failure to act reasonably and prudently in a given situation.
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This quiz explores the concept of negligence, focusing on the violation of the duty to exercise reasonable care and skill while performing tasks. It will test your understanding of the legal implications and definitions of negligence in different contexts.
