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What does HIPAA stand for?
Health Insurance Portability Accountability Act
Ethic is:
Right or Wrong
False written statement
Libel
Beneficence
What does NPP stand for:
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Protection of Privacy is know as:
HIPAA
Non maleficence
Act that can do no harm
No heroic measures to save their life
DNR
Defamation given out in error
Slander
What does PHI stand for
Patients Healthcare Information
Staff must have HIPAA training:
Annually & When Hired
Autonomy
Person free to choose within reason
Pt signs this before a procedure & all risks have been explained
Informed Consent
Falling below the standards established by law
Negligence
Durable POA is valid in how many states
50
HIPAA was originally created:
To ensure portability of insurance from one job to another.
To be fair and equal
Misdemeanor or felony is
Criminal Action
Legal document stating pt's medical wishes
Living Will
Nurse Practice Act
What is not considered to be protected health information:
Religious Preference
Nonmaleficence, Beneficence, Autonomy, Fidelity, & Justice are known as:
Principles of ethics
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Patient's Bill of Rights are reviewed how often?
Once a year
Pt's blindly following medical recommendations
Beneficent Paternalism
Level of care performed by nurses
Standard of Care