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CNA-chap 3 Ethics and Law

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act sets minimum standards for

a)
Social Security benefits
b)

nursing assistant training

c)
Unemployment insurance
d)
Food assistance programs
2.

The Minimum Data Set is a system for

a)

tracking financial expenditures in healthcare facilities

b)

managing staff schedules in hospitals.

c)

collecting data on residents' health and needs in healthcare settings.

d)

patient dietary restrictions in nursing homes.

3.

What are mandated reporters?

a)
Mandated reporters are individuals legally obligated to report suspected abuse or neglect.
b)
Anyone who suspects a crime is occurring
c)
People who are mandated to report financial fraud
d)
Individuals who provide therapy to children
4.

One task of an ombudsman is to

a)
provide legal advice
b)
manage public relations
c)

investigate and resolve resident complaints

d)
conduct financial audits
5.

An ombudsman is assigned by law as the _________advocate for residents.

a)
financial
b)
social
c)
political
d)
legal
6.

What is the purpose of HIPPA?

a)
To increase healthcare costs for patients.
b)
To promote the use of electronic health records without restrictions.
c)
To allow healthcare providers to share patient information freely.
d)

to protect patient health information and ensure privacy and security in healthcare.

7.

Which of the following is considered protected health information (PHI)?

a)
Any information that can identify an individual and relates to their health.
b)
Information about health insurance plans.
c)
Statistics about health trends.
d)
General health tips and advice.
8.

How often must a new MDS be completed for each resident?

a)
Once every 2 years
b)
Every 6 months
c)
Only at admission
d)

anytime there is a major change in a resident's condition

9.

Purposeful mistreatment that causes physical, mental, or emotional plain or injury to someone

a)
Neglect
b)
Support
c)
Assistance
d)
Abuse
10.

The separation of a person from others against the person's will

a)

Involuntary seclusion

b)
Self-imposed exile
c)
Social distancing
d)
Voluntary isolation
11.

Unlawful restraint that affects a person's freedom of movement

a)
Voluntary restraint
b)
False imprisonment
c)
Temporary confinement
d)
Legal detention
12.

The process by which a person, with help of a doctor, makes informed decisions about their health

a)
Informed consent
b)
Shared decision-making
c)

malpractice

d)
Health literacy
13.

The intentional touching of a person without their consent

a)
Negligence
b)
Battery
c)
Assault
d)
Consent
14.

You have received some confidential information. It means you

a)

must tell everyone about it.

b)

cannot tell everyone about it.

c)

can tell everyone about it if they ask.

15.

The improper or illegal use of a person's money, possessions, property or other assets

a)
Investment
b)
Donation
c)

financial abuse

d)
Inheritance
16.

What does Do not resuscitate mean?

a)
A request to perform all possible medical interventions.
b)
An instruction to provide only comfort care without any monitoring.
c)
Do not resuscitate means a directive to not perform CPR or life-saving measures.
d)
A suggestion to stop all medical treatments immediately.
17.

What is advanced directives?

a)

legal documents that specify a person's healthcare preferences.

b)

documents that require notarization

c)

verbal agreements made with family.

d)

only for end-of-life decisions

18.

What is a living will?

a)

a type of insurance policy for health care.

b)

a document that outlines a person's financial assets.

c)

a contract for purchasing medical equipment.

d)

a legal document that specifies a person's medical treatment preferences when they are unable to communicate.

19.

What is POLST?

a)
POLST is a type of medication.
b)
POLST is a dietary guideline.
c)
POLST is a physical therapy program.
d)
POLST is a medical order that specifies a patient's treatment preferences.
20.

What is the difference between ethics and law?

a)
Ethics is enforced by the government.
b)
Law is based on personal beliefs.
c)
Ethics is the same as law.
d)
Ethics is based on moral principles, while law is a system of enforced rules.