Basic Ethics and Law
The Code of Ethics
Patient Rights
What is this organization
100

Laws are based off of

What is Ethics

100

Patients have the right to privacy concerning their medical care from anyone because of

What is HIPAA law

100

Patients have the right for high quality

What is hospital care
100

AMA stands for

What is American Medical Association

200

Sometimes, well intentioned laws do not result in 

What is intended purpose

200

The code Respect Autonomy is

What is consent and/or freedom of choice

200

Patients have the right to refuse

What is treatment or participation in a research study
200

OSHA was created to

What is protect the health and safety of all workers

300

Hippocrates was concerned with

What is the ethical considerations of medicine

300

The code of ethics mentions be discreet, this includes

What is keeping patient information confidential, use private areas to talk to healthcare providers who work with the same patient or to talk with patients.

300

A Jehovah Witness mostly interfere/refuse medical care that involves

What is blood transfusions, blood products, or anything blood
300

HIPAA was created for

What is patients' privacy and protect personal health information

400

The Hippocratic Oath contains

What is mercy killing, abortion, and sexual harrassment 

400

The signs of child/elder abuse include

What is bruises, burns, lacerations, skeletal/head injuries, abandonment, and unusually compliant

400

Patients have the responsibility to supply information including

What is past illness history, surgeries, or hospital stays; allergic reactions, and medications/supplements being taken
400

AMA is made for

What is physicians, medical students, and other healthcare provider needs 
500

What are the three gods and goddesses specifically stated in the Hippocratic oath

What is Aesculapius, Hygeia, and Panacea

500

Informed Consent, Implied Consent, and Express Consent 

What is MA or healthcare provider informs patient about treatment and patient gives permission. A implication of consent via patients' actions. a formal, written down form signed by the patient or an oral way of expressing consent

500

There are specialized patient rights for patients in mental health facilities or hospice, these new rights include

What is protection from seclusion and restraint and the right to participate, if capable, in planning services and treatment

500

The AMA council on ethics and judicial affairs promotes standards of

What is ethical professionalism, reviewing situations, and publishes opinions about current issues to provide guidelines for physicians 

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