Question 16 (1 point)
The __________ committee is responsible for reviewing medical records for timeliness, accuracy, legibility, and completeness.
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medical records |
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bylaws |
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executive |
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peer review |
Question 17 (1 point)
A physician who decides to withdraw his services should __________.
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notify the patient that he or she is immediately withdrawing his or her services |
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have the hospital’s patient care representative notify the patient of the his or her decision to discontinue treatment |
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provide the patient with reasonable notice of his or her decision to discontinue the patient’s care |
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notify the patient’s family that he or she no longer wishes to care for the patient |
Question 18 (1 point)
When a doctor fails to inform his or her patient in a timely manner of a serious condition that turns deadly, fails to refer the patient to a specialist, and does no further tests, he or she can be found negligent by reason of __________.
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strict liability |
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delaying treatment |
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misdiagnosis |
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vicarious liability |
Question 19 (1 point)
When a patient is injured, as a result of a physician who's practicing in a clinical area, with which he or she is not familiar, the patient must show that __________.
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the physician had sloppy record-keeping practices regarding the patient's care |
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the physician failed to meet the standard of care required of the specialty in which the physician was practicing at the time of the injury |
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the physician was not board-certified in that area |
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it was necessary to arrange for a consultation with another physician |
Question 20 (1 point)
A patient who is prematurely terminated from treatment by his physician could file a legal action for __________.
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termination |
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discontinuance |
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abandonment |
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unreasonable harm |
ANSWER.
16) The Medical records committee is responsible for reviewing medical
records for timeless,accuracy,legibility and completeness.
17) A physician who decides to withdraw his services should provide the patient
reasonable notice of his or her decision to discontinue the patient care.
18) When a doctor fails to inform his or her patient in a timely manner of a serious
condition that turns deadly,fails to refer the patient to a specialist and does no
further tests,he or she can be found negligent by reason of Delaying treatment.
19) When a patient is injured,as a result of a physician who is practicing in a clinical
area with which he or she is not familiar,the patient must show that the physician
failed to meet the standard of care required of the speciality in which the physician
was practicing at the time of the injury.
20) A patient who is prematurely terminated from treatment by his physician could file
a legal action for Abandonment.
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