HCA 322 Final Exam Answers - 2019/20, Attempt score:27/30 Ashford University.

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Ashford HCA 322 Final Exam Answers - 2019 1. It is the policy of Zion Medical that its employees may transfer out of a unit that employs techniques or procedures that could violate a person’s relig... ious beliefs. Of the following methods, which is MOST likely at work in this scenario? 2. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) articulates all of the following patient rights EXCEPT: 3. Alan, the safety director at Bergen Medical Center, is tasked with eliminating workplace hazards to employee safety. Under which ethical principle does this responsibility MOST likely fall? 4. Why is the principle of autonomy not always applicable in an acute care setting? 5. In a variety of landmark cases, courts have established which of the following as the dominant ethical principle? 6. In the cases of the AHA and the Joint Commission, their patient bills of rights apply to __________ that have adopted the bills. 7. What example do the authors use to explain how comprehension is different from decision-making capacity? 8. Regarding the court case of Karen Ann Quinlan, her father Joseph Quinlan was seeking permission to have Karen 9. Over time, the sole use of __________ power tends to lower follower satisfaction and become less effective. 10. Typically, the status of an institutional ethics committee is that of a(n) __________ body rather than a(n) __________ body. 11. Victoria’s twin sister suffered a major heart attack, received CPR, and survived with significant pain and disabilities. Fearing the same outcome, Victoria should consider giving her doctor a(n) __________ order. 12. What is the Code of Hammurabi? 13. The Central Clinic invites Dr. Sandy Townsend to lecture on her new techniques for tracheal intubation. In this scenario, which kind of power does Townsend MOST likely possess? 14. What is another term for institutional ethics committee? 15. A presurgical MRI for what was thought to be an ankle injury shows instead a stress fracture. A previous X-ray did not indicate a fracture. Into which of the following categories does this medical mistake MOST likely fall? 16. In legal terms, respecting someone’s right to __________ is a contractual obligation. 17. In legal terms, the right to privacy includes all of the following rights EXCEPT 18. Research shows that the number of people able to access private health care and financial information is __________. 19. Besides reporting the data breach to its oversight agency, what is the additional duty of a health plan that unintentionally discloses electronic PHI? 20. What compelled states either to dissolve or severely limit charitable immunity in lawsuits against charitable and religious health care institutions? 21. Steve’s psychology professor is pressuring him to participate in a mental health research project. This coercion violates Steve’s __________ privacy. 22. A surgeon performs an operation on the wrong side of a patient’s body. Into which of the following categories does this medical mistake MOST likely fall? 23. According to the authors, why is it ironic that the United States spends so much money on health care? 24. What specifically precipitated Coby Howard’s death? 25. Carla will select a dermatologist who is either inside or outside her managed care organization and will accept whatever costs arise from that choice. Carla is allowed to make this choice via her ____________ plan. 26. Which of the following are designed to ensure the public gets a minimum standard of care on the clinical side of health care? 27. Compared to Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Germany, and the United Kingdom, the United States ranks last in health care outcomes, but first in __¬¬¬-_____________. 28. In addition to running her own family practice, Dr. Nasreen Sabir is a health maintenance organization (HMO) network physician. In HMO terms, Sabir’s practice is part of a(n) __________ model. 29. What did assessment researcher Avedis Donabedian conclude should be the ultimate consideration when measuring a patient’s quality of care? 30. In wartime medical triage, __________ are treated first. [Show More]

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