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A patient decides to have an abortion. The nurse comments, "I would never allow my daughter to do this!" The nurse has violated which behavior?
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Nurse law
Legal
Educational
Ethical
Q 2/25
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Dr. Smith opened a medical practice but has not yet passed the state mandated exam. Dr. Smith is guilty of which offense?
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False imprisonment
Physical abuse
Sexual abuse
Practicing without a license
25 questions
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A patient decides to have an abortion. The nurse comments, "I would never allow my daughter to do this!" The nurse has violated which behavior?
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Dr. Smith opened a medical practice but has not yet passed the state mandated exam. Dr. Smith is guilty of which offense?
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Shameka needs her medical records. She is aware that she must:
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John is convicted of selling medications he stole from the nursing home. He is sentenced to five years in prison. This type of crime is considered a/an:
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Mrs. Perez has been diagnosed with a terminal illness. Which document is she likely to be considering for end-of-life care?
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Jack stole a patient's ring and another patient's medication. These were violations of:
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Dr. Michael left two sponges and a pair of scissors in the patient during surgery. Dr. Michael may be charged with which civil tort?
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What do ethics and laws in healthcare have in common?
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When Susan cares for patients, she always follows procedures just as she learned in a nursing assistant course. This illustrates the legal obligation she has to provide:
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A student nurse told his roommate about a patient at the nursing home. Which patient rights legislation was violated?
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Which is an example of a legal disability?
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A medical assistant was fired from a medical practice and has been making negative, untrue statements about one of the physicians. The assistant could be charged with:
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Exposing a patient unnecessarily, calling a patient a name, and failing to lock the brakes on a wheelchair are all examples of:
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Jasper calls Dr. Thompson's office to make a new patient appointment. The receptionist makes the appointment. What part of the contract is the appointment?
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Roger failed to answer Mrs. Edward's call signal. What patient right did he violate?
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A nursing assistant was accused of negligence. What did he/she most likely do?
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Jim asked Sue to be his spokesperson in determining treatment measures that should be taken if he is unable to make his own healthcare decisions. After signing a legal document, Sue is Jim's:
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f a nursing assistant uses water that is too hot when bathing a patient, and the patient is burned, what type of obligation has been violated?
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Duke Hospital receives federal aid. What law requires personnel to provide patients with information about assistance in preparing advance directives?
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What do stopping the use of a feeding tube and withholding CPR on a patient have in common?
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A celebrity's medical records were viewed by unauthorized personnel. Which tort was committed?
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Daniel was admitted to the intensive care unit. He is not sure of his prognosis and insists on signing a statement to express end-of-life wishes. Which document will he sign?
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Tommy called Mr. Adams an "old geezer". Mr. Adams is suing Tommy for:
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Mr. Sams shoots and kills his wife in a nursing home. Mr. Sams will most likely be charged with which criminal violation?
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When George was admitted to a long term care facility, he was evaluated for memory, habits, and hobbies. Which patient rights legislation requires this evaluation?
