Legal fundamental and medical ethics
Position of MA in healthcare
blood pressure
hand hygiene
MA Characteristics
100

4 pillars of medical ethics

autonomy

beneficence

non-maleficence

justice

100

An MA should work within her ______________

scope of practice

100

what is regarded normal blood pressure reading  in adults

120/80

100

why is hand hygiene important

to prevent spread of germs and for preventing infections

100

List 4 characteristics of an MA

Professional

compassionate

detail driven

empathy

respectful 

positive attitude

team player

provides best care possible

great bedside manners

accepts constructive criticism


200


An 83-year-old patient brought in by a caregiver has bedsores and appears severely underweight. Which of the following legal aspects does this represent?


neglect

200

list 5 different specialities in the medical world

Cardiology

orthopedics

oncology

gastroenterology

pediatrics


200

which artery is used while taking blood pressure?

Brachial artery

200

where is the most amount of germs found in our hand?

nails


200

list some duties of MA

taking vitals and recoding them correctly

rooming patients and recoding their reason for visit

administering immunisations

performing phlebotamy

performing EKG

providing medical care under the discretion of the provider



300

what is the role of HIPPA?

protects patients rights to privacy

300

what is the term used to describe inappropriate touching?

battery

300

what are the correct terms for the upper and lower values of blood pressure reading?

systolic-- upper value

Dystolic -- lower value 

300

what type of water should be used for washing hands?

clean warm water with forceful flow 


300

what is integrity

doing the right thing even when no one is watching

400

Defamation of character

spreading rumors or false information about a persons character

400

what are the policing bodies that keep track of appropriate services provided to patients and the maintenance of certifications and accreditations?

Department of Health

The Joint Commission

400

what is hypertension?

high blood pressure

400

list all the different times you should wash your Hand?

before and after meals

before touching any sterile medical equipment

when its soiled

before any medical procedures 

400

Components of emotional intelligence

  • Self-awareness
  • Self-regulation
  • Motivation
  • Empathy 
  • Social skills
500

res ipsa loquiture


the thing speaks for itself

500

if a patient who is diagnosed with cancer is refusing treatment, what is the role of an MA?

Respect the decision and avoid persuading the patient to continue treatment

500

what are some of he factors affecting blood pressure measurement?

patients poster

consumption of caffeinated drinks right before BP measurement

talking while BP is taken

full. bladder

inaccurate size BP cuff

inaccurate positioning of stethoscope 




500

what are the 7 steps of hand hygiene?


  • Step 1: Wet hands and apply soap. ... 
  • Step 2: Rub the palms together. ... 
  • Step 3: Rub the back of hands. ... 
  • Step 4: Rub the back of the fingers. ... 
  • Step 5: Rub and clean the thumbs. ... 
  • Step 6: Rub and clean the tips of the fingers. ... 
  • Step 7: Rinse the hands.



500

what is self regulation?

  • Ability to appropriately express yourself while controlling impulses and thinking before you speak
  • Impulse control 
  • Choosing long-term goals over short-term feelings.