Legal/Ethical Review of Vocabulary

The security rule has how many safegaurds

• 2

• 1

• 3

• 4

According to the scope of practice, medical providers are regulated by

• state licensing boards

• HIPAA

• CDC

• Government

True or False: Ethics in healthcare are defined as a standard of care or code of behavior

• True

• False

The failure to give care that is normally expected is defined as

• slander

• abuse

• malpractice

• negligence

a will and a power of attorney are called

• the law

• options for care

• advanced directives

• privileged communication

True or false: Advanced directives are the same as legal directives

• True

• False

Under HIPAA, an example an exemption of privileged communication is

• Patients medical record

• Patients demographic information

• Births and Deaths

• Patients exam notes

while under a contract, you must be free from disability. Free from disability means everything but....

• You must be of legal age

• you don't have the capacity to form a legal contract

• You are under the influence of drugs, alcohol

• You can be talking, writing and understanding everything in a contract

True or false: unexplained bruises are not examples of abuse

• True

• False

Slander is a form of defimation that is

• spoken

• written

• Social media posts

• Snapchatted