Week 2 - Quiz: HCA322: Health Care Ethics & Medical Law (HCE2447A)

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11/25/24, 10:09 AM Week 2 - Quiz: HCA322: Health Care Ethics & Medical Law (HCE2447A) Week 2 - Quiz Question 1 1/1 pts What has Congress done to combat the inconsistency in state’s genetic non-d... iscrimination laws? provided distinct guidelines for the application of genetic screening so that everyone is on the same playing field monitored the use of patient genetic materials pertaining to family history of cancer and diabetes determined that nationwide standards were required for everyone to use genetic testing, technologies, research and new therapies allowed for only limited use of genetic screening information by health insurance providers and employers Question 2 1/1 pts When would GINA permit employer access to their employees’ genetic information? When the employee or employee’s family member has a criminal record When individuals are not United States citizens working under a Green Card When the employee’s information is publicly available or voluntarily supplied When the employee takes more sick leave and vacation than allotted Question 3 1/1 pts Which document prevents government agencies from disclosing records to people or agencies without prior written consent? the Privacy Y Act of 1998 DISA_ https://uagc.instructure.com/courses/139624/quizzes/412686 2/1211/25/24, 10:09 AM Week 2 - Quiz: HCA322: Health Care Ethics & Medical Law (HCE2447A) the Privacy Act of 1974 the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act of 2009 the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) IncorrectQuestion 4 0/1pts Meaningful, effective leadership derives from the ethical use of connections power inspiration experience Question 5 1/1 pts A fine of up to $250,000 and imprisonment of up to 10 years is the penalty range for a PHI violation due to failure to notify a patient of scientific use. intentional disclosure for personal financial gain. intentional disclosure but corrected within time. willful neglect that is not corrected. Question 6 1/1 pts Marc is a nurse at a convalescent home, who sees Beth, an elderly woman, suffering from terrible pain. If Marc considers injecting Beth with an overdose of morphine without her consent, his action is euthanasia. legal, active involuntary illegal, active involuntary illegal, passive nonvoluntary legal, passive voluntary Question 7 1/1 pts In the states where it is legal, the use of medical aid in dying requires that the patient have a terminal illness and a life expectancy of six months or less. terminal illness and a life expectancy of three months or less. painful illness and a life expectancy of six months or less. painful illness and a life expectancy of three months or less. DISA_ https://uagc.instructure.com/courses/139624/quizzes/412686 3/1211/25/24, 10:09 AM Week 2 - Quiz: HCA322: Health Care Ethics & Medical Law (HCE2447A) Question 8 1/1 pts In the U.S., how are the qualifications for and regulations of voluntary or non-voluntary passive euthanasia set? They are federally mandated via congressional legislation. They are defined by each hospital or medical care center. They vary by state and usually on a case-by-case basis. They are written by the Department of Health and Human Services. Question 9 1/1 pts Match the following terms and definitions. confidentiality the ethical and legal obligatio v right to privacy the general right to be left alo v informational privacy the aspect of privacy that con v physical privacy the aspect of privacy that con v decisional privacy the aspect of privacy that con v Question 10 1/1 pts Which statement is true about GINA? It provides individuals with protection regarding the privacy and electronic transfer of medical records. It requires strict confidentiality in regards of an individual's gender, age, and social security number. https://uagc.instructure.com/courses/139624/quizzes/412686 4/1211/25/24, 10:09 AM Week 2 - Quiz: HCA322: Health Care Ethics & Medical Law (HCE2447A) It protects an individual from being denied employment based on previous employment history. It ensures all individuals will not be denied employment, health insurance or health services because of their genetic disposition. Question 11 1/1 pts With which of the following statements would Dr. Jack Kevorkian have most likely agreed? Doctors have the right to decide when a patient can choose to die. Doctors must never give a patient medical aid in dying, regardless of the circumstances. Doctors must assist patients who are suicidal. Doctors should assist terminally ill or suffering patients with their choice to die peacefully. Question 12 1/1 pts Why did Congress determine that genetic testing of individuals be voluntary? some individuals might be allergic to the various testing methods genetic testing could produce negative emotional and financial consequences genetic tests that identify diseases, races, and ethnicities have caused discriminatory practices most genetic testing produces outcomes that are not reliable Question 13 1/1 pts The authors would likely agree that the future will be characterized by asking with each new technology and its application. “Do the benefits of this technology merit the risks of privacy loss?” “How can we make sure this technology does not replace human doctors?” “How much does this technology cost and can we afford it?” “How fast does this new technology make information available?” Question 14 1/1 pts The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act of 2009 extended the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act’'s (HIPAA) list of entities covered by the act to include business associates health clearinghouses health care providers https://uagc.instructure.com/courses/139624/quizzes/412686 5/1211/25/24, 10:09 AM Week 2 - Quiz: HCA322: Health Care Ethics & Medical Law (HCE2447A) insurance companies IncorrectQuestion 15 0/1pts A patient’s protected health information (PHI) includes all of the following information EXCEPT the patient’s birth year medical condition payment for health care treatments Question 16 1/1 pts In the United States, when is active euthanasia illegal? always, in any circumstance. only when it is voluntary. only when it is involuntary. only when it is non-voluntary. Question 17 1/1 pts The case study “Needle Exchange Program at a Drug Rehabilitation Clinic” mentions that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) hopes to answer several research questions through conducting a public health research project. Which of the following is NOT one of NIH's research questions in this study? Will the availability of sterile syringes cause recovering drug addicts to relapse? Are over-the-counter syringes or needle exchange programs more effective in preventing HIV? Are over-the-counter sales of syringes more effective than needle exchange programs for drug users? Is it ethical to offer sterile syringes to recovering drug addicts? Question 18 1/1 pts In 2011 the UCLA Health System agreed to pay $865,500 as part of a legal settlement after several of its hospital employees accessed celebrity medical files without permission. This case concerns privacy. proprietary administrative physical informational DISA__ https://uagc.instructure.com/courses/139624/quizzes/412686 6/1211/25/24, 10:09 AM Week 2 - Quiz: HCA322: Health Care Ethics & Medical Law (HCE2447A) Question 19 1/1 pts In addition to state laws prohibiting genetic discrimination, GINA sets the maximum standards of protection that all states must meet. True False Question 20 1/1 pts The Central Clinic invites Dr. Sandy Townsend to lecture on her new techniques for tracheal intubation. In this scenario, which kind of power does Townsend MOST likely possess? applied referent legitimate expert Question 21 1/1 pts The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is primarily responsible for enforcing GINA. True False Question 22 1/1 pts In the future, with new technologies and social media, health care privacy and confidentiality will be easier to protect. will no longer be important. will be more susceptible to breaches than ever. will be less expensive to protect than before. Question 23 1/1 pts Thanks to GINA, employers may legally deny hiring someone because they may be at high risk for using significant sick leave since tests show they have a predisposition for heart disease and diabetes. True False https://uagc.instructure.com/courses/139624/quizzes/412686 7/1211/25/24, 10:09 AM Question 24 1/1 pts Week 2 - Quiz: HCA322: Health Care Ethics & Medical Law (HCE2447A) Match the following terms and definitions. active euthanasia The intentional use of lethal advance directives written statements concerning do not resuscitate order an advance directive indicate hospice care a care approach intended to | medical aid in dying when a physician provides a Question 25 1/1 pts v The 1990 Patient Self-Determination Act requires medical facilities to offer an advance directive and DNR form to patients. fill out an advance directive or DNR form for every patient. photocopy advance directives or DNR forms for a patient’s doctors. photocopy advance directives and DNR forms for a patient’s family. Question 26 1/1 pts Which of the following documents requires that medical providers pledge to “respect the secrets that are confided in me, even after the patient has died”? the Hippocratic oath the American Medical Association’s Declaration of Responsibility the Declaration of Geneva https://uagc.instructure.com/courses/139624/quizzes/412686 8/1211/25/24, 10:09 AM Week 2 - Quiz: HCA322: Health Care Ethics & Medical Law (HCE2447A) the American Medical Association’s principles of ethics Question 27 1/1 pts Besides reporting the data breach to its oversight agency, what is the additional duty of a health plan that unintentionally discloses electronic PHI? to notify the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to notify major media outlets if it is a breach of 1,000 or more people to notify health care practitioners listed in the electronic PHI to notify affected individuals within 60 days Question 28 1/1 pts It is unlawful for health insurance organizations to request which of the following? General Identification/information such as name, birth date, and gender Genetic information on the individual wanting coverage patient address and contact information contact information in case of emergency Question 29 1/1 pts What is the HIPAA-prescribed maximum civil penalty for any unauthorized disclosure of protected health information? $10,000 per violation $25,000 per violation $50,000 per violation $100,000 per violation Question 30 1/1 pts GINA allows employers to hire and fire individuals based on a person’s genetic code. True False Question 31 1/1 pts Which of the following is NOT a required condition on which a person’s DNR order is accepted by medical providers? DISA https://uagc.instructure.com/courses/139624/quizzes/412686 9/1211/25/24, 10:09 AM Week 2 - Quiz: HCA322: Health Care Ethics & Medical Law (HCE2447A) self-determination literacy well-being equity Question 32 1/1 pts For a patient’s DNR to be recognized at a medical facility, it must be already on file or submitted upon admittance. at the patient’s primary care doctor’s office. with the patient’s significant other or spouse. with the patient’s attorney or surrogate. Question 33 1/1 pts When did the ascendance of patient empowerment and autonomy begin? the mid-18t" century the mid-19" century the mid-20t" century the early 218t century Question 34 1/1 pts Congress determined that both the current state of genetic science, as well as the United States’ history of sterilization laws, necessitates congressional action to prevent future genetics-based mandatory sterilization practices. True False IncorrectQuestion 35 0/1pts Promoting and increasing a patient’s opportunities to collaborate with his or her health care team is an example of patient control justice nonmaleficence empowerment https://uagc.instructure.com/courses/139624/quizzes/412686 10/1211/25/24, 10:09 AM Week 2 - Quiz: HCA322: Health Care Ethics & Medical Law (HCE2447A) Question 36 1/1 pts In manager-staff relationships, leaders find that relying on which two forms of power produces the best work ethic and greatest satisfaction? expert and referent expert and legitimate referent and legitimate referent and applied Question 37 1/1 pts Research shows that the number of people able to access private health care and financial information IS stabilizing increasing decreasing negligible Question 38 1/1 pts Does GINA protect against researchers using your information to help understand the human body, health and disease? no, because GINA protects against discrimination based on genetic information, not for use in research to understand health and disease yes, because GINA prevents researchers from using genetic information for projects related to determining diseases in humans no, because GINA protects against discrimination based on gender, age, sexual orientation, and socio-economic status yes, because GINA protects against the use of any type of genetic testing since we already mapping the human genome IncorrectQuestion 39 0/1pts In terms of end-of-life decisions, what do the Netherlands, Belgium, Colombia, Luxembourg, South Korea, and Canada have in common? They all require advance directives by any person over 16 years old. DISA https://uagc.instructure.com/courses/139624/quizzes/412686 11/1211/25/24, 10:09 AM Week 2 - Quiz: HCA322: Health Care Ethics & Medical Law (HCE2447A) They all require do-not-resuscitate (DNR) orders for any person over 16 years old. They all allow legal involuntary euthanasia. They all allow legal voluntary euthanasia. Question 40 1/1 pts Which of the following is the 2008 U.S. congressional act referred to as GINA? the Genome Information Nondiscrimination Act the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act the Genome Insurance and Notification Act the Genetic Information and Notification Act Quiz Score: 36 out of 40 https://uagc.instructure.com/courses/139624/quizzes/412686 12/12 [Show More]

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