G11 Tasks 4

Outpatient care involves all listed below EXCEPT.....

• Blood tests

• Dialysis

• Delivery a baby

• Chemotherapy

Ali/Mahra person is ...................when he/she can officially leave a place, such as a hospital.

Primary care providers include family medicine doctors and nurses.

• True

• False

The four main principles of ethics in healthcare include all EXCEPT...

• Autonomy

• Service to work

• Beneficence

• Non-maleficence

Non-maleficence means to do harm.

• True

• False

The following are matched differences between law and ethics. Choose the WRONGLY MATCHED pair.

• Enforcement: Law requires law to follow certain rules....Ethics is enforced by the individual.

• Judging: Law is judged by individual.....Ethics judged by legal standards.

• Codes: Law requires people to obey...Ethics requires people to follow based on their morals.

• Punishment: Law punishes offenders.......Ethics involves no punishment from the individual

Healthcare professionals are involves in all the areas listed below EXCEPT.....

• Heath education

• Health formation

• Detection of illness and diseases

• Prevention of illness and diseases

Which of the following healthcare professionals is WRONGLY MATCHED?

• Pharmacist..............prepares and dispenses prescriptions.

• Health promoter..........responsible for educating people about their health before they become sick.

• Physiotherapist............works closely with a patient who has an illness or disability.

• Dietitian...............examine and diagnose a patient who is sick.

A patient is...............when he/she is given a bed and kept in hospital for at least one night Inpatients are more likely to deal with specialised doctors.

Seeking a second opinion if a patient want to is his/her right .

• True

• False