Ethics

Question 1

Internal controls of professional based on human values or morals principles?

Answer 1

Professional ethics

Question 2

Science of right or wrong in human conduct

Answer 2

Ethics

Question 3

Excepted customs of right living and conduct in a society

Answer 3

Morals

Question 4

Regulated establishment by government applicable to people in political subdivision

Answer 4

Laws

Question 5

Guide to maintain ethical conduct and radiologic sciences

Answer 5

Code of ethics

Question 6

Who enforces the code of ethics?

Answer 6

ARRT

Question 7

who made the code of ethics?

Answer 7

ASRT

Question 8

Manners and attitudes towards patients excepted by professionals

Answer 8

Professional etiquette

Question 9

Societies rules and regulations that are mandatory that are the laws govern all aspects of medicine

Answer 9

Medical law

Question 10

Moral issues and problems have arisen as a result of modern medicine and research

Answer 10

Bioethics

Question 11

Conflicting issues based on individual values

Answer 11

Ethical dilemma

Question 12

What are the four steps to solve ethical dilemmas?

Answer 12

1) Identify the problem
2) develop all possible solutions to the problem
3) Selected the best solution
4) stand by and defend your solution

Question 13

What are the set of moral principles used to solve ethical problems?

Answer 13

Ethical theories

Question 14

What are the two groups ethical theories are broken down into?

Answer 14

1) consequentialism

2) non-consequentialism

Question 15

What is the evaluates right Ness or wrongness of ethical decisions by assessing the consequences of decisions on a patient?

Answer 15

Consequentialism

Question 16

What is the other right we can characteristics of our actions beyond consequences that are needed to determine whether a given behavior is right or wrong?

Answer 16

Non-consequentialism

Question 17

How many ethical theories are there?

Answer 17

4

Question 18

Which ethical theory describes relationships between two mutual dependent persons or groups in a society?

Answer 18

Social contract theory

Question 19

What ethical Theory has individuals that have human rights including legal and moral rights?

Answer 19

Rights-based ethics

Question 20

Which ethical Theory uses moral principles as basis for defending a chosen path of action?

Answer 20

Principal-based ethics (Principlism)

Question 21

Which ethic Theory are virtues are establishing right reasons in action?

Answer 21

Virtue-based ethics

Question 22

What are the 6 moral principles?

Answer 22

1) beneficence
2) nonmaleficence
3) autonomy
4) veracity
5) fidelity
6) justice

Question 23

What is the action that benefits others?

Answer 23

Beneficence

Question 24

What principle that makes sure no one does not do any harm?

Answer 24

Nonmaleficence

Question 25

Which principle ensures the person must decide where the acts that respect independents of others?

Answer 25

Autonomy

Question 26

Which principle is used to demo that being truthful is right?

Answer 26

Veracity

Question 27

Which principle demonstrates being faithful?

Answer 27

Fidelity

Question 28

What verifies a person gave the ok to continue with any procedure?

Answer 28

Their signature and a whitenesses signature

Question 29

What is The permanent or long lasting document of all patient care info for the standards for maintenance of health records establishing by the joint commission (TJC)?

Answer 29

Health records

Question 30

PPS?

Answer 30

Prospective Payment System

Question 31

DRG’S?

Answer 31

Diagnostic Related Groups

Question 32

It’s the physicians responsibility to inform patients of exam results

Answer 32

Confidentiality

Question 33

If this regulation exists in a state, a physician can’t testify in court or legal proceedings without the consent of the patient?

Answer 33

Privileged communication

Question 34

What must be in writing; redisclosure or secondary disclosure info?

Answer 34

Consents to release info

Question 35

When was HIPPA about?

Answer 35

1994

Question 36

What mandates confidentiality of health and financial info

Answer 36

HIPPA

Question 37

Law that covers relationships between individuals

Answer 37

Civil law

Question 38

What is the civil laws against a person or property and governs rights between individuals in non-criminal actions

Answer 38

Torts

Question 39

What are the two types of torts?

Answer 39

Intentional and unintentional torts

Question 40

What is intentional torts?

Answer 40

Assault False imprisonment Libel and slander Invasion of privacy

Question 41

What is unintentional torts

Answer 41

Negligence

Question 42

Willful attempt of threat to inflict injury or bodily harm to another

Answer 42

Assault

Question 43

What are the prospective payment system?

Answer 43

1) ICD-10-cm 2) ICD-10- Pcs 3) CPT

Question 44

What is the degree of skill, knowledge and care ordinarily possessed and employed by members in good standing within profession

Answer 44

Standard of care

Question 45

Unlawful touching of patient without their permission or consent

Answer 45

Battery

Question 46

When a person is restrained against their will

Answer 46

False imprisonment

Question 47

Defamation of character

Answer 47

Libel and slander

Question 48

Written defamation of character

Answer 48

Libel

Question 49

Oral defamation of character

Answer 49

Slander

Question 50

May result when confidentiality has not been maintained or when their body has been improperly exposed or touched

Answer 50

Invasion of privacy

Question 51

Neglect or omission of reasonable care of caution

Answer 51

Negligence

Question 52

What are the 4 elements due to negligence?

Answer 52

1) duty expected of health care worker 2) breach of duty by health care worker 3) cause of injury is health care workers negligence 4) unjust to patient actually occurred