Patient-Focused Care
Patient Environment
Patient Rights
HIPAA
Miscellaneous
100

What is the Abbreviation for Patent-focused care?

PFC

100

What consists of a proper patient environment?


- Proper ventilation and comfortable temperature

• Adequate lighting

• Comfortable and safe furnishings

• Equipment in good working order

• Access to bathroom facilities

• Safe and private area for disrobing and storing personal articles





100

When were patient rights adopted?

1973 by the American Hospital Association (AHA)

100

What does HIPPA stand for?

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

100

What's a patient's Reaction to illness?

Denial, anger, anxiety/fear, frustration, helplessness, dependency, grief, guilt, depression,  and suspicion

200

What does PFC stand for?

Patient-Focused Care

200

What should staff members do to ensure a good patient environment?


Staff members should introduce themselves to patients and explain
what they will be doing for them

200

What happened in 1998 regarding the rights of patients?

The Consumer Bill of Rights and Responsibilities—also known as the
Patient’s Bill of Rights was adopted

200

What is the purpose of HIPPA?

HIPPA is designed to protect insurance coverage for workers and their families when changing or losing their jobs and to protect individuals medical records and other personal healthcare information

200

How should you treat elderly patients?

Memory loss may produce slower reactions to questions, directions, and decision-making.

Slow the rate at which give instructions, and communicate in a quiet environment

provide extra time for response

treat them as adults not children

300

What is Patient-Focused Care 

All patients deserve to be treated with respect, dignity, and kindness.

300

What should patients be informed of?

Patients should be instructed to fill out admission or consent forms

300

What happened in 2004?

The Patient Care Partnership: Understanding Expectations,
Rights and Responsibilities

300

True or False: HIPPA is not just for hospitals; it also applies to any healthcare facility or organization.

True!

300

How would you approach pediatric patients?


Gaining trust will lead to a more cooperative patient
• Must be flexible and obtain images as the opportunity presents itself
• Consider having the parent hold the child when possible
• Try to distract the child with stickers and allow the parent to engage
the child by reading a book to them

400

What needs to be considered in Patient Focused care?

A patients age, cultural traditions, personal values, and life style

400

What should be respected at ALL times?

A patients privacy

400

What do patient rights include?

- Patients have the right to information about their health care.

- Patients may refuse care or tests.

- Sonographers may discuss matters related to patients with authorized hospital personnel only.





400

What are some rules to abide by when considering HIPPA?

- Be sure other patients do not overhear conversations.

-  Remove patient identification from scans used for publication or presentation.
-  Patients may request that students, medical personnel, or family members leave the room during the sonography examination

400

How to approach patients with Multicultural Backgrounds?

Health care professionals need access to resources such as
interpreters or written guides on how to translate health information
into languages other than English.

500

How can you ensure the best PCF?

Work as a team with other healthcare professionals to provide the best care,

500

TRUE or FALSE: A patient environment should be considered at all times?

TRUE

500

What do you do if you are uncomfortable with observers?

- Tell the patient if there is not enough space for extra people in the room.
- Let observers know their presence hinders your concentration.
- Offer to call the observers into the examination room for their own “viewing”
after the examination.