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HOSA Bowl Complete Exam Study Questions with Expert Graded A+ Answers | Latest Version 1. Formation of bone substance - ANSWER Ossification 2. Types of motions - ANSWER Main Secondary Privileged Subsidiary Incidental 3. Official HOSA supply service location - ANSWER Lincoln, Nebraska 4. Speaking harshly, swearing or shouting, and using inappropriate words to describe a person's nationality are all examples of what kind of abuse? - ANSWER Verbal 5. What kind of contract exists when a nurse is holding a thermometer and says "put this under you tongue" and the patient puts the thermometer under his or her tongue? - ANSWER Implied Contract 6. What do the initials HIPAA stand for? - ANSWER Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act 7. If I have the legal capacity to sign a consent form, I must be: - ANSWER 18-years-old and mentally competent. (Free of legal disability) 8. What patient's rights document applies to persons in long-term care facilities? - ANSWER Resident's Bill of Rights 9. A document that a person signs to indicate he/she does not want to be resuscitated when he/she stops breathing is a: - ANSWER Living Will 10. Health care records are examples of: - ANSWER Privileged Communications 11. What federal standards provide for the privacy of health information in all states? - ANSWER HIPPA 12. What is an example of physical abuse? - ANSWER Hitting, forcing people against their will, etc. 13. Keeping someone in the hospital against their will could be an example of: - ANSWER False imprisonment 14. Jane's father signs a document saying that Jane will make decisions for him once he is unable to make decisions. The document is a: - ANSWER Durable Power of Attorney 15. According to professional standards, before a health care worker performs any procedure on a patient, the health care worker should: - ANSWER Identify the patient and/or obtain the patient's consent 16. Will - ANSWER A written document legally executed by which a person makes disposition of his property 17. Emesis - ANSWER vomiting 18. Erythrocycle - ANSWER red blood cell 19. Diagnosis - ANSWER the state of complete knowledge 20. Glands that lubricate the vagina - ANSWER Bartholin's Glands 21. Categories in National HOSA competitive events (5) - ANSWER Health Science Health Professions Emergency Preparedness Leadership Teamwork 22. What is a threat or attempt to injure? - ANSWER Assault 23. If a nurse assistant forgets to raise the siderails on the bed and the patient falls out of bed, the nurse assistant might be guilty of: - ANSWER Negligence 24. If a physician fails to use the degree of skill and learning commonly expected in that individual's profession, the physician could be guilty of: - ANSWER Malpractice 25. A person who is under the influence of drugs does not have the legal capacity to form a contract because he/she has a: - ANSWER Legal Disability 26. If a laboratory technician sends e-mails to co-workers saying that a particular physician is careless and killed a patient, the lab tech might be guilty of: - ANSWER Libel 27. What term describes the fact that information about a patient must remain private? - ANSWER Confidentiality 28. Before you perform any procedure on a patient, you must have proper: - ANSWER Authorization 29. What does the acronym PSDA stand for? - ANSWER Patient Self Determination Act 30. What should you do if you are a health care worker and you make a mistake? - ANSWER Report immediately to your supervision. 31. When can a health care worker accept a tip or bribe? - ANSWER Never 32. What term describes a standard code of conduct for health professionals? - ANSWER Ethics or Ethical code 33. A nurse is helping a patient walk and jerks the patient by the arm, causing a bruise. The nurse may be guilty of: - ANSWER Battery 34. What is permission granted voluntarily by a person who is of sound mind after the procedure has been explained in terms the person can understand? - ANSWER Informed Consent

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HOSA Bowl Complete Exam Study
Questions with Expert Graded A+
Answers | Latest Version

1. Formation of bone substance - ANSWER Ossification


2. Types of motions - ANSWER Main
Secondary
Privileged
Subsidiary
Incidental


3. Official HOSA supply service location - ANSWER Lincoln, Nebraska


4. Speaking harshly, swearing or shouting, and using inappropriate words to
describe a person's nationality are all examples of what kind of abuse? -
ANSWER Verbal


5. What kind of contract exists when a nurse is holding a thermometer and says
"put this under you tongue" and the patient puts the thermometer under his
or her tongue? - ANSWER Implied Contract


6. What do the initials HIPAA stand for? - ANSWER Health Insurance
Portability and Accountability Act


7. If I have the legal capacity to sign a consent form, I must be: - ANSWER
18-years-old and mentally competent. (Free of legal disability)

,8. What patient's rights document applies to persons in long-term care
facilities? - ANSWER Resident's Bill of Rights


9. A document that a person signs to indicate he/she does not want to be
resuscitated when he/she stops breathing is a: - ANSWER Living Will
10.Health care records are examples of: - ANSWER Privileged
Communications


11.What federal standards provide for the privacy of health information in all
states? - ANSWER HIPPA


12.What is an example of physical abuse? - ANSWER Hitting, forcing people
against their will, etc.


13.Keeping someone in the hospital against their will could be an example of: -
ANSWER False imprisonment


14.Jane's father signs a document saying that Jane will make decisions for him
once he is unable to make decisions. The document is a: - ANSWER
Durable Power of Attorney


15.According to professional standards, before a health care worker performs
any procedure on a patient, the health care worker should: - ANSWER
Identify the patient and/or obtain the patient's consent


16.Will - ANSWER A written document legally executed by which a person
makes disposition of his property

,17.Emesis - ANSWER vomiting


18.Erythrocycle - ANSWER red blood cell


19.Diagnosis - ANSWER the state of complete knowledge


20.Glands that lubricate the vagina - ANSWER Bartholin's Glands


21.Categories in National HOSA competitive events (5) - ANSWER Health
Science
Health Professions
Emergency Preparedness
Leadership
Teamwork


22.What is a threat or attempt to injure? - ANSWER Assault


23.If a nurse assistant forgets to raise the siderails on the bed and the patient
falls out of bed, the nurse assistant might be guilty of: - ANSWER
Negligence


24.If a physician fails to use the degree of skill and learning commonly
expected in that individual's profession, the physician could be guilty of: -
ANSWER Malpractice


25.A person who is under the influence of drugs does not have the legal
capacity to form a contract because he/she has a: - ANSWER Legal
Disability

, 26.If a laboratory technician sends e-mails to co-workers saying that a
particular physician is careless and killed a patient, the lab tech might be
guilty of: - ANSWER Libel


27.What term describes the fact that information about a patient must remain
private? - ANSWER Confidentiality


28.Before you perform any procedure on a patient, you must have proper: -
ANSWER Authorization


29.What does the acronym PSDA stand for? - ANSWER Patient Self-
Determination Act


30.What should you do if you are a health care worker and you make a
mistake? - ANSWER Report immediately to your supervision.


31.When can a health care worker accept a tip or bribe? - ANSWER Never


32.What term describes a standard code of conduct for health professionals? -
ANSWER Ethics or Ethical code


33.A nurse is helping a patient walk and jerks the patient by the arm, causing a
bruise. The nurse may be guilty of: - ANSWER Battery


34.What is permission granted voluntarily by a person who is of sound mind
after the procedure has been explained in terms the person can understand? -
ANSWER Informed Consent

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