MA 305 Exam 1 #1 Questions with correct answers
Law may be defined as ______. - ✔✔rules of conduct
Etiquette rules used in the workplace are called _____. - ✔✔protocols
Professional organizations create a ___ to govern their members. - ✔✔codes of
ethics
The purpose of formalized codes of ethics in the health care professions is
______. - ✔✔to increase the competence within the profession.
Legal responsibility is also known as ____. - ✔✔liability?
Ethics may be defined as _____. - ✔✔principles, standards, and guide to conduct.
_____ is the basic rules of behavior usually known as good manners -
✔✔etiquette
_____ is the first step in critical thinking. - ✔✔identifying and clarifying the
problem
____ are determined by a variety of influences including our family, culture, and
society. - ✔✔moral values
, An illegal act is always considered ____, which may e punishable by legal means. -
✔✔unethical
Written codes of ethics for health care practitioners _____ . - ✔✔evolved
primarily to serve as moral guidelines for those who provide care.
most health care facilities have their own policies concerning etiquette that staff
members are expected to follow. These _____ may serve both a permanent
record, and guidelines, for employees. - ✔✔policy manuals
______ are both voluntary and will require an exam. - ✔✔certification and
registration
A ____ is not grounds for revoking q lísiense but that does not mean that the
physician won't be sued for the misdiagnosis. - ✔✔misdiagnosis
A method used by a health plan to measure the amount and appropriateness of
health services used by its members is called a ____. - ✔✔utilization review
_____ is each state are designed to protect the public's darrell by defining what is
meant by the practice of a profession, explaining requirements for licensing, and
defining grounds for suspension or revocation of a license for a specific
profession. - ✔✔practice acts
the _____ serves as the highest law. - ✔✔U.S. constitution
A ___ is a serious crime punishable by more than a year in prison. - ✔✔felony
Law may be defined as ______. - ✔✔rules of conduct
Etiquette rules used in the workplace are called _____. - ✔✔protocols
Professional organizations create a ___ to govern their members. - ✔✔codes of
ethics
The purpose of formalized codes of ethics in the health care professions is
______. - ✔✔to increase the competence within the profession.
Legal responsibility is also known as ____. - ✔✔liability?
Ethics may be defined as _____. - ✔✔principles, standards, and guide to conduct.
_____ is the basic rules of behavior usually known as good manners -
✔✔etiquette
_____ is the first step in critical thinking. - ✔✔identifying and clarifying the
problem
____ are determined by a variety of influences including our family, culture, and
society. - ✔✔moral values
, An illegal act is always considered ____, which may e punishable by legal means. -
✔✔unethical
Written codes of ethics for health care practitioners _____ . - ✔✔evolved
primarily to serve as moral guidelines for those who provide care.
most health care facilities have their own policies concerning etiquette that staff
members are expected to follow. These _____ may serve both a permanent
record, and guidelines, for employees. - ✔✔policy manuals
______ are both voluntary and will require an exam. - ✔✔certification and
registration
A ____ is not grounds for revoking q lísiense but that does not mean that the
physician won't be sued for the misdiagnosis. - ✔✔misdiagnosis
A method used by a health plan to measure the amount and appropriateness of
health services used by its members is called a ____. - ✔✔utilization review
_____ is each state are designed to protect the public's darrell by defining what is
meant by the practice of a profession, explaining requirements for licensing, and
defining grounds for suspension or revocation of a license for a specific
profession. - ✔✔practice acts
the _____ serves as the highest law. - ✔✔U.S. constitution
A ___ is a serious crime punishable by more than a year in prison. - ✔✔felony
