Module V Flashcards

(23 cards)

1
Q

What are some things that you may or may not be involved in?

A

*Scheduling
*Ordering supplies
*Linen
*Filming process
*Report process

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2
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Patient is injured during the exam by assault or
inadequate care. (Ex Patient falls off the table) This is called…?

A

Battery

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3
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exam performed in a fashion “below the standard of care” is called…?

A

Negligence

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4
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Describe “Standard of Care”:

A

the way a reasonable and prudent physician or sonographer would act under the same circumstances

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5
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What makes a preliminary report “non-hazardous”?

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The sonographer does not attempt to diagnose

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6
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List examples where a sonographer would be held liable:

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◼ Molesting the patient (Opposite sex should
have a chaperone with internal exams)
◼ Letting patient fall.
◼ Giving the doctor a wrong diagnosis.
◼ Revealing confidential information about the sonogram or disclosing info that has adverse effects the pt

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7
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List scenarios that could be considered legally hazardous

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◼ Emergency Studies (ectopic, testicular torsion)
◼ Missed Fetal Abnormalities
◼ Tardy Reporting (placenta previa, IUGR, etc)
◼ Amniocentesis Problems ( document site, fetal viability after the procedure and a report describing the performance of procedure.

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8
Q

List two resources where you can get Malpractice Insurance.

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◼ American Council of Healthcare Professionals
◼ Healthcare Providers Service Organization (HPSO)

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9
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What two types of data should be collected when doing a health assessment?

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Subjective and Objective data

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10
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What typically occurs just before the ultrasound examination in a limited amount of time?

A

The Interview Process

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11
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What are two categories you can put questions in?

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Open-ended and Close-ended

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12
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List 5 examples of biographic data:

A
  1. Martial status
  2. Religion
  3. Nationality
  4. Address
  5. Phone #
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13
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Who takes care of contact information?

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Primary Care Physician

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14
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What information MUST be on preliminary reports?

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-Date exam was done
-Pts MRN
-Pts name
-Medical History + CC (may add lab values)
-Any mass seen must be measured and described

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15
Q

Finish the Statement:
Keep sterile field above _____ and within ______.

A

waist; eyesight

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16
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How many inches out of sterile field are considered unsterile?

17
Q

What is Professional Liability Insurance designed for?

A

To protect your assets and expenses

18
Q

List the Pre-procedure Checklist:

A

 Confirm indication, consent, equipment list
 Hand hygiene and appropriate Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) - Mask, eye protection if needed
 Gather single-use sterile probe cover, sterile gel packets, sterile tray items
 Clear/clean the workspace; cover with sterile drape once ready

19
Q

What flap do you open first when opening sterile gloves?

A

Flap farthest away from you (then side flaps, then flap closest to you)

20
Q

When putting on sterile gloves, do you use your non-dominant hand or dominant hand first to put on the first glove?

21
Q

If contamination occurs, what should you do?

A

Stop, and tell someone

22
Q

Can you keep sterile field below the waist?

23
Q

Sterile technique protects who?