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Which of the following is NOT listed as a patient right according to the presentation? A. Patients can access pain assessment and management B. Patients pay one time fees for medical services C. Patients have the right to be fully informed D. Patients have the right to clean facilities
B. Patients pay one time fees for medical services
Because of patient rights, patients can seek other medical opinions. A. True B. False
A. True
Patients do NOT have the right to know about billing information. A. True B. False
B. False
Once a patient has visited a healthcare facility, they no longer have any health-related responsibilities. A. True B. False
B. False
What is Transparency in the healthcare field?
a. support for a cause, person or organization
b. one’s ability to act, choose, think and decide on their own
c. openness of information and actions
c. openness of information and actions
Which of the following describes the conditions of participation? A. Document outlining how patients will pay their bill B. Document outlining how patients must behave in a medical facility C. Document outlining how doctors must behave in a medical facility D. Document outlining patient rights
D. Document outlining patient rights
Patients do NOT have the right to know about billing information. A. True B. False
B. False
Healthcare providers need both verbal and written consent to proceed with treatments. A. True B. False
A. True
Advocacy
support for a cause, person or organization
DAILY DOUBLE POINTS:
WHAT IS Involuntarily Commitment ?
patients who are deemed eligible to legally receive care due to severe conditions without the patient’s agreement
What responsibilities do healthcare providers have due to patient rights? A. All statements are accurate B. Clean facilitates C. Informed care providers D. Inform patients of risks
A. All statements are accurate
Why might a medical professional break a patient’s confidentiality?
A. To share all of a patient’s personal information B. To share medical experiences on social media C. To warn others of a patient D. A patient is at risk of harming themselves or others
D. A patient is at risk of harming themselves or others
Which of the following is a goal of patient advocacy? A. Provide patient rights and autonomy B. Make more streamline processes for medical facilities C. Provide universal healthcare D. Give all patients the same treatments
A. Provide patient rights and autonomy
Confidentiality
agreement to keep private information concealed
What is a legal document which provides individuals with an opportunity to lay out the medical treatment they desire in the future if they are unable to express their desires?
A. Advanced Directive B. Autonomy C.Informed Consent
A. Advanced Directive
What is the purpose of an advance directive? A. To set up a payment plan B. A doctor’s plan for procedures C. Assure patient’s wishes are fulfilled D. Map directions to medical facilities
C. Assure patient’s wishes are fulfilled
Which of the following is included in an informed consent form? A. Information about procedures and treatments B. Confidentiality agreement C. Terms and conditions D. All statements are correct
D. All statements are correct
Under which of the following conditions can a patient refuse treatment? A. Any condition B. The treatment goes against a patient’s religion C. The treatment goes against a patient’s cultural background D. Patients cannot refuse treatments
A. Any condition
What is information sheet outlining the terms and conditions of participating in a particular activity?
a. Informed Consent
b. Transparency
c. Involuntarily Commitment
A. Informed Consent
What is written obligation to attend a court date?
A. ADVANCED DIRECTIVE
B. INVOLUNTARYILY COMMITMENT
C. SUBPOENA
C. Subpoena
Which of the following is an example of patient autonomy? A. Sharing information with other patients B. Not engaging in healthcare conversations C. Patients influenced by medical professionals about what treatment is best D. Choosing the appropriate treatment
D. Choosing the appropriate treatment
Which of the following is an example of NOT following the code of ethics? A. Keeping patient information confidential B. Billing patients for the appropriate services C. Changing information which is translated or interpreted to patients D. Communicating difficult information
C. Changing information which is translated or interpreted to patients
Which of the following is an example of a difficult ethical dilemma? A. Patients communicating they have visited other healthcare institutes B. Family members working at the same healthcare institute C. Not taking a lunch break D. Providing services for free for a doctor’s family members
D. Providing services for free for a doctor’s family members
What is Autonomy
one’s ability to act, choose, think and decide on their own
Name 3 patient RIGHTS?
access to pain assessment and management receive treatments free from verbal and physical abuse ability to discuss treatment options with caregivers and refuse treatment informed of risks ability to dictate care through an advance directive access to clean facilities right to trained professionals conditions of participation