BC Jurisprudence Exam Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated)

BC Jurisprudence Exam Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated) CCALA - answerCommunity Care and Assisted Living Act CFCSA - answerChild, Family and community service act FOIPPA - answerFreedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act HCCCFAA - answerHealth care consent and care facility admission act HPA - answerhealth professions act PIPA - answerPersonal Information Protection Act List profession duties - answerduty to be honest with patients duty to provide good service duty to tell px what they are going to do ask for px consent duty to be polite work with fellow practitioners work with regulatory college to protect the public What does it mean for an activity to be regulated? - answerthe law imposes restrictions on the activity to ensure the public are not harmed and actually benefit from it What does self regulation mean? - answergovernment has made a statue (act) giving duty to regulate the profession to a separate body (college), the majority of whose board is elected by the profession What is the mandate of the college? - answerserve the public interest the college has a duty to serve and protect the public under what act? - answerThe Health Professions Act How much notice must the college provide for proposed bylaws or amendments? - answer3 months What fraction of the board and committees of the college must be made of the public - answer1/3 -Being honest -respecting confidentiality -behaving with sensitivity -maintaining competence -allowing px to make informed choices are part of what? - answerCode of Ethics The college is authorized by the HPA to create bylaws that establish standards of professional ethics for its members. Schedule A of the college bylaws contains_________. Schedule B contains __________. - answerA: College Code of Ethics B: General Standards of Practice Define practice standards - answerdescribe the way in which practitioners practice their profession Define professional misconduct - answerconduct that falls below the minimum expectations of a safe and ethical practitioner Define incompetence - answerwhere a practitioner demonstrates a lack of knowledge, skill or judgement when assessing or treating a patient Define incapable - answerthey have a health condition that prevents them from practicing safely What does it mean for an activity to be regulated? - answer What act prohibits any practitioner from providing care without consent? - answerHCCCFAA (Health care consent and care facility admission act) What are the requirements for patient consent (5)? - answer1. Relate to the proposed health care and treatment 2. be specific (no blanket consent) 3. be informed 4. voluntary 5. no misrepresentation or fraud