HEALTHCARE ETHICS CHAPTER 1-5 (FOR FINAL Exam) complete
questions
1. Laws: obligatory societal rules.
2. Ethical issues include: right to refuse immunization.
3. Bioethical issues: relating to biomedical technology and its practices.
4. Ethics is/are .: ditterent in every culture.
5. are groups of individuals who put a plan in place before
an ethical crisis occurs.: ethics committees
6. Laws are designed to protect the and
of society.: welfare, safety
7. "Is it legal or in accordance with institutional or company policy" is a question
developed by and to help with ethical
dilemmas.: Blanchard, Peale
8. Ethics is a set of moral standards.: true
9. Discussion of law, ethics, or bioethics will include discussion of the others.: true
10. Factors that influence law, ethics, and bioethics include:: medical insurance and
managed care;
potential for greed in health care;
emerging medical technology.
11. "Co-payment" is the expense providers pay for insurance participation.: False
12. General liability helps a provider to cover any malpractice suits.: false
13. An HMO makes use of the concept of a primary care provider (PCP) as a
method of controlling costs. This PCP is known as a:: gatekeeper
14. Employees might choose to work in a group practice because:: there are opportu-
nities for advancement.
15. A provider who receives all the profits and takes all the risks is practicing in
a:: sole proprietorship
16. The federal government has set forth incentives for medical school gradu-
ates to pay their college loans if they commit to practice in
for a set amount of time.: a rural area
17. The increased power of continues to take decision mak-
ing away from providers and clients.: insurance carriers
18. Some communities may require providers to obtain a/an
before allowing a facility to open for the practice of medicine.: business license
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questions
1. Laws: obligatory societal rules.
2. Ethical issues include: right to refuse immunization.
3. Bioethical issues: relating to biomedical technology and its practices.
4. Ethics is/are .: ditterent in every culture.
5. are groups of individuals who put a plan in place before
an ethical crisis occurs.: ethics committees
6. Laws are designed to protect the and
of society.: welfare, safety
7. "Is it legal or in accordance with institutional or company policy" is a question
developed by and to help with ethical
dilemmas.: Blanchard, Peale
8. Ethics is a set of moral standards.: true
9. Discussion of law, ethics, or bioethics will include discussion of the others.: true
10. Factors that influence law, ethics, and bioethics include:: medical insurance and
managed care;
potential for greed in health care;
emerging medical technology.
11. "Co-payment" is the expense providers pay for insurance participation.: False
12. General liability helps a provider to cover any malpractice suits.: false
13. An HMO makes use of the concept of a primary care provider (PCP) as a
method of controlling costs. This PCP is known as a:: gatekeeper
14. Employees might choose to work in a group practice because:: there are opportu-
nities for advancement.
15. A provider who receives all the profits and takes all the risks is practicing in
a:: sole proprietorship
16. The federal government has set forth incentives for medical school gradu-
ates to pay their college loans if they commit to practice in
for a set amount of time.: a rural area
17. The increased power of continues to take decision mak-
ing away from providers and clients.: insurance carriers
18. Some communities may require providers to obtain a/an
before allowing a facility to open for the practice of medicine.: business license
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