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Question #1

In non-emergency situations, the patient has the time to consider:

A Whether to have the procedure.

B Who will perform the procedure.

C All of these.

D Where the procedure will be performed.

Question #2

Medically speaking, any procedure that is non-emergency and not immediately medically necessary is considered:

A A health option.

B A cosmetic procedure.

C An elective procedure.

D A critical procedure.

Question #3

An organization must communicate with its patients and prospective patients to achieve:

A Salesmanship.

B Understanding.

C Position.

D Healthcare.

Question #4

A marketing plan should establish the activities for two important stagespresence and:

A Continuation.

B Exposure.

C Alliance.

D Reinforcement.

Question #5

One of the three basic components of self-promotion is:

A Public relations.

B Billboards.

C Discount coupons.

D Television commercials.

Question #6

The largest group of people with the biggest and most frequent need for your product or service is known, in marketing, as the facility’s:

A Secondary target market:

B Primary target market:

C Tertiary target market:

D All of the above

Question #7

When making an ethical decision, as the administrator, you must include the ________ as an entity affected by this decision.

A federal government

B organization

C media

D applicable resources

Question #8

The belief that all people should be treated fairly and equally is the definition of:

A Maleficence.

B Justice.

C Autonomy.

D Beneficence.

Question #9

The absence of harm is known as:

A Autonomy.

B Non-maleficence.

C Teleologic.

D Beneficence.

Question #10

Respecting an individual’s right to make decisions for himself is known as:

A Malevolence.

B Justice.

C Autonomy.

D Beneficence.

Question #11

Refusal to perform surgery on a patient when the procedure has a 91% chance of leaving the patient with irreversible brain damage represents making this decision with a:

A Hippocratic approach.

B Clinical approach.

C Deontological ethical approach.

D Teleological ethical approach.

Question #12

The ‘duty to care’ guidance to do whatever possible for the patient, regardless of the outcomes, is the ___ perspective.

A ethical

B teleological

C deontological

D Hippocratic

Question #13

The law that requires safety protocols to protect employees at work, including providing protective gloves, sharps boxes, and antibacterial wipes is known by the acronym:

A EMTALA

B EEO

C OSHA

D FMLA

Question #14

The law that bars employers from discriminating against a potential employee is known by the acronym:

A OSHA.

B FMLA.

C SSA.

D EEO.

Question #15

The federal law that provides stronger protections for patients when getting health insurance is known as the:

A Affordable Care Act.

B Comprehensive Primary Care Initiative.

C False Claims Act.

D EMTALA.

Question #16

HIPAA has two essential parts: the Privacy Rule and the:

A False Claims Rule.

B Confidentiality Rule.

C Security Rule.

D Referral Rule.

Question #17

The Stark law is also known as the:

A Hill-Burton Act.

B Affordable Care Act.

C Anti-kickback law.

D Physician Self-Referral Act.

Question #18

The only healthcare facilities that must comply with EMTALA are:

A CMS-participating hospitals.

B Walk-in clinics.

C Skilled nursing facilities.

D Board-certified physicians.

Question #19

Healthcare records are deemed legal documents and therefore cannot be:

A Abbreviated.

B Altered.

C Evidence.

D Shared.

Question #20

In legal terms, professional negligence is known as:

A Battery.

B Discompensation.

C Malpractice.

D Respondeat superior.

Question #21

The illegal intentional touching of another person without consent is known as:

A Fraud.

B Battery.

C Malpractice.

D Examination.

Question #22

Regulations that govern how much you pay your staff members and how that amount is calculated are commonly referred to as:

A FMLA.

B EEO.

C ADA.

D Wage and hour.

Question #23

Ethical decision making based on the outcome of that decision is known as the:

A Teleological approach.

B Professional approach.

C Deontological approach.

D Ortho-doctrine approach.

Question #24

The federal law that protects patient confidentiality is known by the acronym:

A HIPAA.

B FMLA.

C Stark.

D EEO.

Question #25

A federal law that prohibits a physician from making referrals to any facility in which the physician has a financial interest is known as:

A Hill-Burton.

B Stark.

C Affordable Care.

D HIPAA.

Question #26

The federal law that requires employers to ensure a safe and healthy place to work is known by the acronym:

A ADA.

B EEO.

C EMTALA.

D OSHA.

Question #27

A law that holds hospitals liable for the competence of their staff is the:

A Hill-Burton Act.

B Doctrine of Corporate Negligence.

C HIPAA.

D Equal Employment Opportunity Act.

Question #28

A federal law that prohibits facilities from paying referral fees to physicians is the:

A Anti-kickback law.

B Affordable Care Act.

C False claims act.

D Stark law.

Question #29

A perspective of ethical decision making that focuses on the obligation of one’s oath or duty to care is known as:

A A teleological approach.

B A deontological approach.

C A professional approach.

D An ortho-doctrine approach.

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