WorksheetsHS2 Unit 5 Quiz 3
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 3600secs
Name
Class
Date
1.
Your patient is in need of a surgical procedure. You are about to explain to your patient what the procedure is and have them sign the surgery consent form. If your patient does not speak English - you can have a friend or relative serve as a translator to explain the procedure and consent. This would be legal to do.
a)
True
b)
False
2.
Not performing a contract according to agreement.
a)
Breach of Contract
b)
False representation of contract
c)
Breach of Representation
d)
False Advertising
3.
The _____ is legally responsible for the actions of the __________.
a)
Principal / Agent
b)
Agent / Principal
c)
All answers are correct
d)
No answers are correct
4.
There are two types of contracts. The type of contract where there are clear distinct language; orally or in writing describes a ___________ contract.
a)
Modified
b)
Implied
c)
Expressed
d)
Specific
5.
When a person does not have the legal capacity to form a legal contract, they
a)
have a legal right to appeal and enter a contract anyway
b)
cannot have anyone legally represent them when dealing with contracts
c)
are said to be of legal age, competent, and able to proceed with completing steps of a contract
d)
are said to have a legal disability
6.
When nurse administers medication it is an __________ contract
a)
Implied
b)
Informed
c)
Expressed
d)
Completed
7.
An agreement between two or more parties is a:
a)
Breach
b)
Contract
c)
Dispute
d)
Compromise
8.
If you have a deaf patient, you are protected by law if you do not know sign language, and are not legally obligated to provide a translator, as long as you have another doctor in the room with you at all times
a)
True
b)
False
9.
The three parts of a contract are:
a)
Presentation. Consideration, Acceptance
b)
Offer, Acceptance, Consideration
c)
Discussion, Formal Offer, Acceptance
d)
Presentation, Offer, Acceptance
10.
A patient refusing to pay for care given is an example of:
a)
Implementation of contract
b)
Offer of rejection
c)
Acceptance of Contract
d)
Breach of Contract
11.
Health information:
a)
Is confidential - but only for 30 days, after this time it becomes public
b)
Is public information - but only upon formal request of the press and other agencies
c)
Is confidential - and only released to people that patient authorizes
d)
None of the answers stated are correct
12.
The letters H-I-P-A-A stand for:
a)
Health Care Individual Privacy Protection Act
b)
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
c)
Health Information Portability and Accountability Act
d)
Health Information Privacy Protection Act
13.
Your medical information can only be released to
a)
Your husband or wife only
b)
Your family
c)
Nobody outside of the patients room
d)
Only those the patient authorizes to have inform
14.
The average fine or the institutions that have been fined for violations of HIPAA is only $350.00, but no jail time since August 2009
a)
True
b)
False
15.
Enacted in 2003 as an amendment to established health care information privacy laws was / were:
a)
Standards for Privacy of Identifiable Health Information
b)
HIPPA
c)
HIPAA
d)
Standards for Privacy Regulation in the Public Interest
16.
A set of principles dealing with what is morally right and or wrong
a)
Privacy
b)
Conscious
c)
Ethics
d)
Laws
17.
HIPAA was enacted in:
a)
1998
b)
1989
c)
1996
d)
2003
18.
Patients must be given information on how to file a complaint if they feel their patient's rights have been violated
a)
True
b)
False
19.
The medical record belongs to the patient. However, the health care institution has a right to copy and retain (keep) any part of the medical record.
a)
True
b)
False
20.
An agreement between two or more parties
a)
Legal agreement
b)
Contract
c)
Settlement
d)
Breach
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