You are a new medical assistant working for a medical office in your hometown. Two weeks after you begin your new job, you find that ethical decisions made at the office do not agree with your ethical values. How would you handle this when you are asked to do a job, such as fee splitting or up coding insurance, with which you do not agree?
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You are a new medical assistant working for a medical office in your hometown. Two weeks...
You just started working for a pediatric medical office and need to file claims using the new ICD10 codes. Previous to this you worked for a group of cardiologists. As you begin to complete the coding you look through your code book but can find on section on pediatrics. Why is this? What do you do?
GROUP 1 You are a medical assistant working in a pediatric practice. A mother brings in her month of diarrhea for the past 2 days. tice. A mother brings in her 6month old with a hx What questions will you ask What do you know about infants and their development How will you provide discharge information GROUP 2 You are a medical assistant in a pediatric practice. A mother brings in her 10yr old son with a poison Ivy rash....
For your discussion post this week, imagine you are working as an assistant in a small behavioral health office. Your supervisor has recently decided to begin counseling and assisting families and couples, in addition to working with individuals. You become concerned one day when you overhear your supervisor say “working with families, couples, and individuals is all the same! Once you know how to counsel individuals, assisting a family or a couple is no biggie.” In your initial post, please...
Laws and ethics in the health care As a student medical assistant, you have learned the correct technique for giving a shot , but you have never perfected the technique. You begin working in a clinic right after graduation, and your first assigned duty is to give a flue shot to an elder patient , and you don’t want to do it. Is it ethical for you to do it anyway ? Would it be ethical for you to do...
5. As a medical assistant, privileged communication includes your knowledge of the patient. Your office has a famous celebrity as a patient. A well-known newspaper reporter calls and asks you to go to lunch with her. How will you handle this matter?
Opening Case Study Beatrice completed her medical assistant education near her hometown in rural Wisconsin and, because of better opportunities for employment, moved to Newark, New Jersey, to follow her career goal of becoming a physician assistant. She was hired as an MA in a clinic in a predominantly middle-class, working neighborhood populated primarily by families who are Puerto Rican and African American. While Beatrice was preparing a client for examination, the client said she thought her previous doctor was...
You are a medical assistant working in the office of Dr. Susan Lee, a primary care physician at Fulwood Medical Center. You are communicating with Mrs. Caroline Dobson, a 32-year-old housewife. You have asked her the reason for her visit to the office today. Mrs. Dobson: “Since yesterday afternoon, I’ve had a lot of pain low down in my belly and in my lower back. I keep having to go to the bathroom every hour or so to pee. It’s...
Opening Case Study Beatrice completed her medical assistant education near her hometown rural Wisconsin and, because of better opportunities for employment, moved to Newark, New Jersey, to follow her career goal of becoming a physician assistant. She was hired as an MA in a clinic in a predominantly middle-class, working neighborhood populated primarily by families who are Puerto Rican and African American. While Beatrice was preparing a client for examination, the client said she thought her previous doctor was very...
6. You are the new administrative assistant in an established dental office. You notice some current infection control practices that are not quite up to the CDC standards. a. How do you address these lapses? 7. A new patient to the office appears apprehensive about sitting in the dental chair. She states that she has a germ phobia that has prevented her from seeking regular dental care. a. What do you say to the patient about the office infection control...
As a medical assistant, you represent your medical office. There will be times when you must contact and interact with Third-Party Representatives. This can be very time consuming. Discuss at least 7 tips for interacting with Third Party Representatives. Regardless of the reason you are making contact with a Third Party Representative, there is some information that you must always collect and document, discuss this information, and why it is so important.