LRA 211 FINAL EXAM REVIEW PART 2 EXAM
REVIEW QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
◉ Chart.
Answer: Refers to the comprehensive compilation of patient
information, now primarily in digital format as an electronic medical
record (EMR) or e-chart.
◉ Assault.
Answer: The threat of touching in an injurious way, where the victim
feels threatened without actual physical contact.
◉ E-chart.
Answer: Digital version of patient medical records, part of the
transmission from paper charts to electronic records for better
accessibility and legibility.
◉ Corporate negligence.
Answer: Applies when an organization such as a hospital, is
negligent.
◉ Electronic medical record (EMR).
,Answer: Digital form of patient's medical history, part of the shift
towards electronic charting to improve accessibility and
management of patient information.
◉ Battery.
Answer: Unlawful touching of a person without consent, which
could include performing a radiograph against a patient's will.
◉ Defendant.
Answer: The party being sued in a lawsuit, typically in the context of
civil law where one individual commits a tort against another.
◉ Contributory negligence.
Answer: An act of negligence where the behavior of the injured party
contributed to the injury.
◉ Advance directive.
Answer: An outline of specific wishes about medical care to be given
if an individual loses the ability to make or communicate decisions,
typically included in the medical record.
◉ LIBEL.
Answer: Part of defamation of character, referring specifically to
written information that maliciously harms a person's reputation.
, ◉ MALPRACTICE.
Answer: Professional negligence where a healthcare provider fails to
provide the standard level of care, leading to patient harm.
◉ RIMS.
Answer: A system that allows for the management of imaging
information, orders, and billing within the radiology department,
distinct from the patient's complete medical record.
◉ TORT.
Answer: A civil wrong committed against a person or property
leading to civil lawsuits seeking damages.
◉ RES IPSA LOQUIUR.
Answer: A doctrine applied when negligence and loss are obvious,
meaning 'the thing speaks for itself.'
◉ SLANDER.
Answer: Verbal defamation of character, where malicious spoken
statements harm a person's reputation.
◉ NEGLIGENCE.
REVIEW QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
◉ Chart.
Answer: Refers to the comprehensive compilation of patient
information, now primarily in digital format as an electronic medical
record (EMR) or e-chart.
◉ Assault.
Answer: The threat of touching in an injurious way, where the victim
feels threatened without actual physical contact.
◉ E-chart.
Answer: Digital version of patient medical records, part of the
transmission from paper charts to electronic records for better
accessibility and legibility.
◉ Corporate negligence.
Answer: Applies when an organization such as a hospital, is
negligent.
◉ Electronic medical record (EMR).
,Answer: Digital form of patient's medical history, part of the shift
towards electronic charting to improve accessibility and
management of patient information.
◉ Battery.
Answer: Unlawful touching of a person without consent, which
could include performing a radiograph against a patient's will.
◉ Defendant.
Answer: The party being sued in a lawsuit, typically in the context of
civil law where one individual commits a tort against another.
◉ Contributory negligence.
Answer: An act of negligence where the behavior of the injured party
contributed to the injury.
◉ Advance directive.
Answer: An outline of specific wishes about medical care to be given
if an individual loses the ability to make or communicate decisions,
typically included in the medical record.
◉ LIBEL.
Answer: Part of defamation of character, referring specifically to
written information that maliciously harms a person's reputation.
, ◉ MALPRACTICE.
Answer: Professional negligence where a healthcare provider fails to
provide the standard level of care, leading to patient harm.
◉ RIMS.
Answer: A system that allows for the management of imaging
information, orders, and billing within the radiology department,
distinct from the patient's complete medical record.
◉ TORT.
Answer: A civil wrong committed against a person or property
leading to civil lawsuits seeking damages.
◉ RES IPSA LOQUIUR.
Answer: A doctrine applied when negligence and loss are obvious,
meaning 'the thing speaks for itself.'
◉ SLANDER.
Answer: Verbal defamation of character, where malicious spoken
statements harm a person's reputation.
◉ NEGLIGENCE.
