ETHICS
What is morals
Ethical principle that obligates healthcare professionals to not inflict intentional harm to patients
What is Nonmaleficence
HIPAA stands for this
What is health insurance portability and accountability act
This is the unique identifier given to all healthcare providers
What is an NPI number
What is a healthcare proxy
Professional
The moral obligation to act for the good or benefit of others
What is beneficence
This agency enforces HIPAA
What is HHS office for civil rights
Each Health plan has an unique identifier called
What is an HPI number
This act requires healthcare institutions to provide patients with information about advance directives upon admissions.
What is the patient self determination act
Rules of conduct that differentiate between acceptable and unacceptable behavior
Most famous and oldest codes of ethics
What is the hippocratic oath
Under the privacy rule a patient can examine their records under any circumstance (True/False)
What is false
Under HIPAA which standard is related to transaction and code sets?
What is Standard 1
This law states that a healthcare professional must use the same professional standard of care within their scope of practice during an emergency situation
What is the Good Samaritan Law
Internal principles that distinguish between right/wrong
What is Morals
An individuals code of conduct
What is personal ethics
Under HIPAA, healthcare providers, insurance plans and clearinghouses must transmit PHI electronically are called what type of entities?
Covered
Under HIPAA which standard is related to the security rule?
What is Standard 3
This is the supreme law of the land
What is the Constitution of the United States
Ethical principle that supports the provider telling a patient of the risks and benefits of different procedures
What is Autonomy
To treat patients fairly and give them care that is due and appropriate
What is justice
What is Standard 4
Under HIPAA which standard is related to the Privacy rule
What is Standard 2
Failure to act when on had a legal duty to act
What is nonfeasance