Patient Rights
Patient Responsibilities
Abuse Definitions
Abuse for Children & People with Disabilities
Elder Abuse
100

Here do patient rights stem from?

The Code of Federal Regulations, Ch. 42

100

Whose responsibility is it to get a second opinion?

patients

100

What is patient abuse?

mistreatment or neglect of individuals in a health care setting (Pozgar, 2024, p. 411)

100

What is child abuse?

anything occurring to someone under 18 with non-accidental intention that creates: a risk of death, serious or protracted disfiguration, impairment, sexual offense, unlawful action

100

What is another name for elder abuse?

senior abuse.

200

When should patients be informed about their rights and how?

At time of admission

in writing

in a way they can understand and ask questions about

200

True/False. Patients are responsible for respecting the rights of others.

True

200

Who is vulnerable?

children

elderly

people with disabilities

200

What 2 legal documents inform child abuse crime and the trends?

US Code

2020 Maltreatment report

200

Is senior abuse as likely to be reported as child abuse?

No.

300

What rights do patients have? List 5

Right to exercise their rights

Right to know them

ask questions

complain

receive strong care

to treatment & refuse treatment

pain management

spiritual care

300

List patient responsibilities not otherwise addressed, at least 5.

maintain health and health records

attend appts

describe symptoms and medical conditions accurately

follow through with the treatment plan

treat caregivers respectfully and compassionately.

300
What are the 5 forms of abuse we cover?

physical

sexual

emotional

financial

neglect

300

True/False. If a healthcare worker reports child abuse and they are wrong, the family can sue them.

False.

300

How many seniors are abused each year?

1 in 10.

400

What method do we use to teach and learn?

Socratic teaching and learning

400

What happens in spiritual care and what might spiritual care include?

-a spiritual assessment

-treatment to address support, life-changing events or death, and feelings of hopelessness.

400

What is good faith reporting?

reporting because you believe abuse is occurring, free of any other reasoning.
400

True/False. Overall, the number of children being abused is clearly decreasing.

False.

400

What are the signs of senior abuse?

restraints

overmedication

injuries

neglect

500

What is involved with Pain Management Rights?

Right to pain management processes to determine the cause and develop a protocol

control treatment

alternatives 

family involvement 

explanation of treatment and conditions

refusal

request change

timely treatment

500

What law does the privacy notice come from?

HIPAA

500

True/False. If you are a medical provider, you could get fined, go to jail, or both if you fail to report.

True

500

Who must report suspected child abuse? List at least 5.

administrators, doctors, interns, volunteers at residential facilities, psychologists, dentists, mental health workers, nurses, etc.

500

How do we prevent elder abuse?

avoid isolating them

keep elders active

review criminal records for employees

watch financial and medication driven decisions

community eduction

scam education