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WorksheetsContent - Chapter 2 (Phlebotomy Technician)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the definition of ethics?
The knowledge of right and wrong
The legal principle of keeping information private
A rule established to ensure order
A federal law for health information privacy
Which law requires health information to be kept private and secure?
Civil Law
CMS
HIPAA
Criminal Law
What does PHI stand for?
Private Health Information
Public Health Information
Protected Health Information
Personal Health Information
What is the role of the CMS?
To oversee Medicare and Medicaid
To enforce criminal law
To manage HIPAA compliance
To provide CLIA-waived tests
What is a CLIA-waived test?
A test only doctors can perform
A complex diagnostic test
A test with high risk of error
A simple test with little risk of error
What is the primary focus of criminal law?
Disputes between individuals
Offenses harming society
Insurance policies
Healthcare regulations
What does informed consent require?
Information on risks and benefits
Consent from a minor
No information about risks
Verbal agreement only
What is the purpose of an advance directive?
To outline financial plans
To decide medical care in advance
To report abuse
To provide insurance coverage
What is a living will?
A type of insurance policy
A document for financial decisions
A report of abuse
specific medical care a person wants and does not want
What does a do-not-resuscitate (DNR) order instruct?
To transfer the patient to another facility
To provide all medical treatments
Not to perform CPR
To perform CPR
Who is a mandated reporter?
A person who reports financial issues
A person legally required to report suspected abuse
A person who manages insurance claims
A person who performs medical tests
What is the role of a medical social worker?
To enforce legal regulations
To address patients' social and emotional needs
To manage hospital finances
To perform surgeries
What is implied consent?
Consent given by a minor
Assumption of agreement in emergencies
Written agreement for treatment
Verbal agreement only
What is the function of the American Hospital Association (AHA)?
To manage Medicare and Medicaid
To provide information on healthcare issues
To enforce HIPAA regulations
To perform diagnostic tests
A 16-year-old comes to an outpatient lab to have his blood drawn. The phlebotomist can refuse to draw this patient's blood because
they do not have insurance
has never had their blood drawn at the site before
has not reached the legal age to give consent
has not eaten breakfast
A 19-year-old patient extends her arm and looks away when the phlebotomist enters her hospital room. This is an example of which type of consent?
Expressed consent
Is it legally or ethically wrong to accept a gift from a patient?
It is unethical to accept a gift from a patient.
Gifts should be accepted.
There's no ethical guidelines regarding gifts from patients.
It is illegal for a PBT to accept a gift.
CLIA-waived tests can be performed by:
Nurses and medical technicians only
any healthcare personnel that have been trained
Doctors, NPs , and PAs only
What is considered libel?
Libel is making written false statements that harm a person's reputation.
What law extended HIPAA privacy to the electronic medical record?
