Body Mechanics
Ethics in Health Science
Safety
History
Autonomy & Ethical Principles
100

A low center of gravity and wide base of support

Which factor contributes most to maintaining balance during movement?

100

A description of activities healthcare professionals are permitted to perform by law

What is the scope of practice?

100

Avoid using the equipment as it may be dangerous or damaged

What should healthcare professionals do if they encounter a lockout tag on equipment?

100

Provides employment for millions, contributing to payroll and economic growth

What impact does healthcare employment have on the economy?

100

The patient's right to make their own medical decisions based on beliefs and values

What is patient autonomy in healthcare?

200

Repetitive movements without adequate preparation

What is a common cause of overuse injuries in sports?

200

An increase in salary

Which of the following is NOT a consequence of a breach of confidentiality?

200

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

What agency is responsible for workplace safety standards, including healthcare settings?

200

Transition to technology-based systems

Which healthcare development allowed for easier tracking of patient records in the 2000s?

200

Refraining from maltreatment and promoting good care toward patients

What is beneficence?
300

Controlled tension during stretching

What can increase joint flexibility and range of motion?

300

Providing the wrong medication to a patient

What is an example of negligence in healthcare?

300

Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Which agency is focused on public health and preventing disease outbreaks?

300

Balance of the four humors

What principle was central to early healthcare in the 1700s and guided medical treatments?

300

Avoiding causing harm to the patient

What is non-maleficence

400

Increases bone health and density

What is an effect of consistent movement on bones?

400

Promote good care and minimize harm to patients

What does the principle of beneficence require healthcare professionals to do?

400

Earthquake

What is a natural disaster?

400

To provide healthcare services directly to the community

What is the primary role of local health departments in public health?

400

The patient's right to fair and equal treatment

What is the principle of Justice?

500

It allows muscles to return to their original length after stretching

What is the effect of elasticity on muscles?

500

Moral principles guiding decisions in patient care and professional behavior

What are ethics in health science?

500

Installing early detection systems and fire sprinklers

What helps to prevent fires in healthcare?

500

By conducting inspections and promoting public health activities

What is the state governments influence on healthcare?

500

To protect confidential patient healthcare information

What is the purpose of HIPAA?

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