HAS final 16&17
Patient Rights and Ethical Healthcare Quiz
Test your knowledge on patient rights, ethical guidelines, and the important principles of healthcare practice. This quiz covers a range of topics related to ethical responsibility and patient care, ensuring that you understand fundamental concepts in nursing and healthcare.
- Evaluate your understanding of informed consent.
- Learn about the rights of patients within the healthcare system.
- Engage with key ethical principles guiding healthcare professionals.
Form, the patient must be informed and should be able to determine the pros and cons of the procedure s/he is signing consent for.
RIGHT TO APPROPRIATE MEDICAL CARE AND HUMANE TREATMENT
RIGHT TO INFORMED CONSENT
RIGHT TO PRIVACY AND CONFIDENTIALITY
INFORMATIONS THAT WILL BENEFIT THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY
Do not disclose information that will not benefit public health and safety.
RIGHT TO APPROPRIATE MEDICAL CARE AND HUMANE TREATMENT
RIGHT TO INFORMED CONSENT
RIGHT TO PRIVACY AND CONFIDENTIALITY
INFORMATIONS THAT WILL BENEFIT THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY
Emergency care and treatment should always be given to a patient who comes to the emergency room before you allow your patient to transfer to another hospital or facility. Especially if their complaint is about airway, breathing, or circulation.
RIGHT TO APPROPRIATE MEDICAL CARE AND HUMANE TREATMENT
RIGHT TO INFORMED CONSENT
RIGHT TO PRIVACY AND CONFIDENTIALITY
INFORMATIONS THAT WILL BENEFIT THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY
Most common in other advanced countries, especially the US.
INFORMATIONS THAT WILL BENEFIT THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY
HEALTH INSURANCE PORTABILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY ACT (HIPAA) IN 1996
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
Nurses cannot choose for the patient. We can suggest but cannot choose for them.
RIGHT TO INFORMATION
RIGHT TO CHOOSE HEALTHCARE PROVIDER AND FACILITY
RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION
RIGHT TO RELIGIOUS BELIEF
Patient must know the pros and cons of the procedure done to him/her.
RIGHT TO INFORMATION
RIGHT TO CHOOSE HEALTHCARE PROVIDER AND FACILITY
RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION
RIGHT TO RELIGIOUS BELIEF
Nurses should be sensitive to what the patient believes in. Have knowledge about cultural diversity.
RIGHT TO INFORMATION
RIGHT TO CHOOSE HEALTHCARE PROVIDER AND FACILITY
RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION
RIGHT TO RELIGIOUS BELIEF
As nurses, we should treat our patients with compassion and respect for their inherent dignity and unique attributes.
RIGHT TO INFORMATION
RIGHT TO CHOOSE HEALTHCARE PROVIDER AND FACILITY
RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION
RIGHT TO RELIGIOUS BELIEF
HAMA: home against medical advice or DAMA: discharge against medical advice
RIGHT TO MEDICAL RECORDS
RIGHT TO LEAVE
RIGHT TO REFUSE PARTICIPATION IN MEDICAL RESEARCH
Only those who are within the healthcare team are the only ones allowed to read the medical records.
RIGHT TO MEDICAL RECORDS
RIGHT TO LEAVE
RIGHT TO REFUSE PARTICIPATION IN MEDICAL RESEARCH
You cannot force the patient to participate
RIGHT TO MEDICAL RECORDS
RIGHT TO LEAVE
RIGHT TO REFUSE PARTICIPATION IN MEDICAL RESEARCH
Patient can write a letter to air his/her grievances
RIGHT TO CORRESPONDENCE AND RECEIVE VISITOR RIGHT TO EXPRESS GRIEVANCES
RIGHT TO BE INFORMED OF HIS RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS AS A PATIENT
Patients must know his rights and obligations to respect the healthcare team.
RIGHT TO CORRESPONDENCE AND RECEIVE VISITOR RIGHT TO EXPRESS GRIEVANCES
RIGHT TO BE INFORMED OF HIS RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS AS A PATIENT
Principle of Transparency and Legitimate Purpose and Proportionality
RA #10173 / PRIVACY ACT OF 2012
RULE IV SECTION 18
RULE V SECTION 22
RULE VII SECTION 34
The Lawful Processing of Sensitive Personal and Privileged Information
RA #10173 / PRIVACY ACT OF 2012
RULE IV SECTION 18
RULE V SECTION 22
RULE VII SECTION 34
As a data subject, the patient should be made aware that his personal data is being collected and will be shared and that they have the right to object, rectify, or block.
RA #10173 / PRIVACY ACT OF 2012
RULE IV SECTION 18
RULE V SECTION 22
RULE VII SECTION 34
Aims to protect personal data and information and communication systems both in the government and private sectors including the health sectors.
RA #10173 / PRIVACY ACT OF 2012
RULE IV SECTION 18
RULE V SECTION 22
RULE VII SECTION 34
Obligation to do or cause no harm to others.
AUTONOMY
NONMALEFICENCE
BENEFICENCE
JUSTICE
Respect for an individual’s right to self-determination or a condition of self-government.
AUTONOMY
NONMALEFICENCE
BENEFICENCE
JUSTICE
Equitable distribution of potential benefits and tasks determining the order in which clients should be cared for.
AUTONOMY
NONMALEFICENCE
BENEFICENCE
JUSTICE
Duty to do good to others and maintain a balance between benefit and harm
AUTONOMY
NONMALEFICENCE
BENEFICENCE
JUSTICE
Obligation to tell the truth. Cannot hide information from the client
VERACITY
FIDELITY
The duty to do what one has promised
VERACITY
FIDELITY
A good health history assessment in the gateway to a successful nurse-patient relationship.
INTRODUCTION
APPEARANCE
DEMEANOR
ATTITUDE
Wear comfortable, neat clothes and a laboratory coat or a uniform. Be sure that your name tag, including credentials, is clearly visible. Your hair should be neat and not in any extreme style;
INTRODUCTION
APPEARANCE
DEMEANOR
ATTITUDE
Focus your full attention on the client. Do not be overwhelmingly friendly or “touchy”; many clients are uncomfortable with this type of behavior. It is best to maintain a professional distance.
INTRODUCTION
APPEARANCE
DEMEANOR
ATTITUDE
Do not act as though you feel superior to the client or appear shocked, disgusted, or surprised at what you are told. These attitudes will cause the client to feel uncomfortable opening up to you and important data concerning his or her health status could be withheld.
INTRODUCTION
APPEARANCE
DEMEANOR
ATTITUDE
To listen effectively, you need to maintain good eye contact, smile or display an open, appropriate facial expression, maintain an open body position
FACIAL EXPRESSION
SILENCE
LISTENING
Allow you and the client to reflect and organize thoughts, which facilitates more accurate reporting and data collection.
FACIAL EXPRESSION
SILENCE
LISTENING
It often show what you are truly thinking (regardless of what you are saying), monitor them closely. No matter what you think about a client or what kind of day you are having, keep your expression neutral and friendly. If your face shows anger or anxiety, the client will sense it and may think it is directed toward him or her.
FACIAL EXPRESSION
SILENCE
LISTENING
This technique helps you to clarify information the client has stated; it also enables you and the client to reflect on what was said.
LAUNDRY LIST
REPHRASING
WELL-PLACED PHRASES
INFERRING
Another way to ask questions is to provide the client with a list of words to choose from in describing symptoms, conditions, or feelings. This approach helps you to obtain specific answers and reduces the likelihood of the client perceiving or providing an expected answer.
LAUNDRY LIST
REPHRASING
WELL-PLACED PHRASES
INFERRING
From what the client tells you and what you observe in the client’s behavior may elicit more data or verify existing data.
LAUNDRY LIST
REPHRASING
WELL-PLACED PHRASES
INFERRING
Encourage client verbalization. Listen closely to the client during his or her description and use phrases such as “um-hum,” “yes,” or “I agree” to encourage the client to continue.
LAUNDRY LIST
REPHRASING
WELL-PLACED PHRASES
INFERRING
They develops adaptive devices that help chronically ill clients or clients with a disability perform activities of daily living.
NURSE PRACTITIONER
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
RESPIRATORY THERAPIST
SPEECH THERAPIST
An advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) who is educated to diagnose and treat acute illness and chronic conditions; health promotion and maintenance is a focus.
NURSE PRACTITIONER
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
RESPIRATORY THERAPIST
SPEECH THERAPIST
They evaluates a client’s ability to swallow safely and evaluates speech and communication ability. Also develops a plan to treat communication and swallowing disorders.
NURSE PRACTITIONER
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
RESPIRATORY THERAPIST
SPEECH THERAPIST
They delivers treatments designed to improve the client’s ventilation and oxygenation status.
NURSE PRACTITIONER
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
RESPIRATORY THERAPIST
SPEECH THERAPIST
They assists in planning dietary measures to improve or maintain a client’s nutritional status.
NUTRITIONIST
ASSISTIVE PERSONNEL
PHARMACISTS
Formulates and dispenses medications.
NUTRITIONIST
ASSISTIVE PERSONNEL
PHARMACISTS
Help the registered nurse with specified tasks and functions.
NUTRITIONIST
ASSISTIVE PERSONNEL
PHARMACISTS
They offers spiritual support and guidance to clients and families.
SOCIAL WORKER
CHAPLAIN
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
They counsel’s clients and families about home care services and assists the continuing care nurse with planning and facilitating discharge
SOCIAL WORKER
CHAPLAIN
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
They organize and schedule diagnostic tests and procedures and arrange for services needed by the client and family.
SOCIAL WORKER
CHAPLAIN
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
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