Copy of Community Health AND Ethics

Multiple Choice

What is the main focus of the presentation?

• Community Health

• Personal Health

• Environmental Health

• Global Health

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What is ethics?

• Honesty of a person's actions

• Good citizenship

• Actions to promote prosperity without regard to social, environmental, or economic issues

• Moral principles or beliefs that direct a person's behavior

Multiple Choice

What are the five basic functions of community health?

• Prevention and health promotion

• Chronic disease support

• Community wellness

• Reducing hospital visits

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What are the benefits of community care services?

• Promoting Independence and Autonomy

• Preventive Health Measures

• Social Connection and Emotional Support

• Respite for Caregivers

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What are the primary services provided by Home Health Care?

• ADLs, wound care, medication reminders

• Comfort at the end of life

• Mobile clinics, vaccine drives

• Churches providing health services

Multiple Choice

Why is it important for doctors to check your health regularly?

• To make sure you have enough toys

• To ensure you are healthy and prevent illnesses

• To teach you how to read

• To help you with your homework

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a community health service listed in the image?

• Audiology

• Podiatry

• Cardiology

• Dietetics

Multiple Choice

What are the essential roles of CNAs in supporting community health?

• Monitoring vital signs

• Providing emotional support

• Administering medications

• Conducting surgeries

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What are the responsibilities of healthcare workers in assisting residents?

• Answering calls from residents

• Monitoring resident's vitals

• Cleaning medical equipment

• All of the above

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What are the roles of CNAs in patient support within the community?

• Help patients understand instructions from nurses

• Encourage use of preventive services

• Provide emotional support

• Help reduce hospital readmissions

Multiple Choice

What are the main differences between HMOs, Medicare, and Medicaid in terms of who they serve and what services they provide?

• HMOs serve only in-network providers

• Medicare is for low-income individuals

• Medicaid covers hospital services only

• HMOs manage costs through a primary doctor

Multiple Choice

When the patient's insurance is a government plan (ex. Straight Medicaid or Medicare Part D) the Med Ben Carr is always...

• Just the type of plan it is (MEDICIAD / MEDICARE)

• SELF PAY no matter what

• The State + MEDICAID/MEDICAIRE (ex. NY MEDICAID)

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Multiple Choice

What are the different types of care mentioned in the image?

• Managed care

• Preventive care

• Long term care

• Emergency care

Multiple Choice

Capitation  is the fixed amount paid from an insurer to a provide

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

What are the key principles of ethics in healthcare?

• Autonomy

• Beneficence

• Non-maleficence

• Justice

Multiple Choice

A patient requests a female provider to perform her examination due to a religious conviction. A female provider is not available. Which of the following is the appropriate response by the medical assistant?

• Decline treatment of the patient

• Assist the patient in locating a provider to accommodate the patient's needs

• Reassure the patient that the male provider will be respectful

• Instruct the patient to visit the emergency room

Multiple Choice

What is the significance of medical law in healthcare?

• It governs patient rights

• It is not important

• It only applies to doctors

• It is only about malpractice

Multiple Choice

Under which law must healthcare enterprises guard protected health information and implement policies and procedures to safeguard it, whether it be in paper or electronic format?

• Sarbox

• COPPA

• GLBA

• HIPAA

Multiple Choice

What provides federal protection for individually identifiable information and gives patients an array or rights to protect that information.

• HIPPO

• Hippocratic Oath

• HIPAA

• HIPPA

Multiple Choice

What does OBRA stand for?

• Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act

• Office of Budget and Resource Allocation

• Organizational Budgeting and Resource Assessment

• Operational Budget Review Act

Multiple Choice

What does HIPAA stand for?

• Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

• Healthcare Information Privacy and Protection Act

• Hospital Information and Patient Privacy Act

• Healthcare Insurance and Privacy Protection Act

Multiple Choice

What does the acronym "HIPAA" stand for in healthcare regulation?

• Health Information Privacy and Accountability Act

• Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

• Health Information Protection and Accessibility Act

• Health Insurance Privacy and Assurance Act

Multiple Choice

What are the four pillars of medical ethics?

• Beneficence

• Non-Maleficence

• Autonomy

• Justice

Multiple Choice

What are some common ethical questions that healthcare workers face?

• When should life support be continued or removed?

• Can a healthcare professional refuse to perform a procedure because of personal or religious beliefs?

• Should food or water be withheld if a patient requests it?

• What is the best choice when the patient’s wishes conflict with the family’s wishes?

Multiple Choice

What are the key principles of medical ethics as illustrated in the image?

• Trust

• Justice

• Confidentiality

• All of the above

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What are the key ethical principles in healthcare that ensure respect for patients?

• Privacy

• Confidentiality

• Individuality

• All of the above

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What are the consequences of negligence in healthcare?

• Improper care

• Patient safety risks

• Legal action

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between slander and libel?

• Slander is spoken, while libel is written

• Both are spoken

• Both are written

• Slander is a type of reckless behavior

Open Ended

How do medical laws and ethics work together to protect patients?

Multiple Choice

What are the main focuses of community health as described in the summary?

• Preventing disease

• Promoting healthy lifestyles

• Ensuring access to medical care

• All of the above

Open Ended

What would you do if a patient refuses help?

Open Ended

How would you go about a treatment plan for a patient that cannot speak for themselves?

Multiple Choice

Which community health service provides ongoing support and daily assistance for people with chronic illnesses or disabilities?

• Home health care

• Emergency services

• Pharmacy services

• Mental health services

Multiple Choice

What should you do if a patient refuses treatment?

• Respect their autonomy

• Force them to comply

• Ignore their wishes

• Document the refusal only

Multiple Choice

What is typically referred to as long term care?

• A community health service

• A short term health service

• Emergency care

• Surgical care

Poll

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• Very confident
• Somewhat confident
• Not confident