Worksheets1201 Module 3 Review
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
Which federal law protects the privacy of patient health information?
Hospital Insurance Portable and Accounting Act
Health Insurance Probability and Accounting Act
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
Health Insurance Portability and Affordability Act
What is a patient's chart considered?
A legal document
A summary of health insurance information
All radiology information is stored there
Provides an overview of the patient's address
What is the primary purpose of informed consent in healthcare?
To ensure patients are aware of the costs of their treatment
To provide patients with information about their medical condition and treatment options
To allow healthcare providers to share patient information with insurance companies
To document the patient's medical history
What is the importance of maintaining a professional attitude in clinical settings?
A professional attitude is essential for safe and respectful environment.
Who defines the competency requirements for clinical education in radiography?
Which organization provides curriculum guidelines and practice standards for radiography?
American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT)
Which of the following is a main purpose of regulatory agencies in healthcare?
To ensure compliance with laws and safety
procedures.
Healthcare provider being held financially responsible for the actions of its employees falls under what legal theory?
Having a female patient complete a Pregnancy consent form prior to having an x-ray is an example of informed consent
Implied consent
Autonomous consent
Informed consent
None of the above
What percentage of all medical negligence claims are somehow related to diagnostic imaging procedures?
10%
Which term refers to a legal wrong that is not a breach of contract, for which the court may award compensation to the injured party?
tort
liability
negligence
malpractice
The principle whereby a patient has the right to refuse treatment is rooted in which concept?
Which of the following is true regarding the consequences of failing to obtain informed consent?
Intentionally submitting incorrect billing codes to the insurance company to receive additional compensation for services not rendered is known as___________________.
Ethics is best defined as:
An ethical dilemma in medical imaging is best described as a situation in which:
Two or more important values or responsibilities conflict
Why is excessive cropping in radiography considered unethical?
A willful attempt or threat to inflict injury on a person/Patient coupled with the apparent present ability to follow through on the threat that causes the victim to fear immediate bodily harm.
Advincula v United Blood Services is the legal case established the common law that sets a measure or rule against which a defendant's conduct is to be measured known as _____________________________ .
Standard of Care
Typical behavior criterion
Morals
Which of the following best describes the concept of patient confidentiality in healthcare?
Posting patient details on social media for awareness
Protecting patient information from unauthorized access
Sharing patient information with anyone who asks
Allowing all staff to access patient records freely
What is the legal term for failing to provide the standard of care expected, resulting in harm to a patient?
Malpractice
Autonomy
Defamation
Battery
Which principle requires healthcare professionals to act in the best interest of the patient?
Justice
Beneficence
Veracity
Autonomy
