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What is Ethics?
a set of moral standards or code of behavior to govern an individuals interactions with other individuals and within society
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What is the difference between a CMA (AAMA) and a RMA Certification Requirements
CMA is a certified medical assistant, accredited by AAMA, national certification, must obtain 60 CEU's every 5 years for recertification.
RMA, registered medical assistant, national certification, registered by AMT obtain 30 CEU's every 3 years. |
What is Standard of Care
The term that refers to the "level of appropriate care legally required of any another practitioner with the same education and training providing the same care in the same geographic region
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What is Misfeasance?
Improper performance of an act resulting in injury to another
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What is Subpoena duces tecum?
A court summons orders a recipient to appear before a court and produce documents, such as a paper medical record
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What is Morals?
One's personal beliefs of knowing and believing what is right or wrong
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What is substance abuse
What is it called when an individual is using street drugs, abusing of prescriptions drugs and alcohol
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What is Medical malpractice?
Professional negligence by a health-care professional results in
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What is Nonfeasance?
Failure to perform an act when there is a duty to do so
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What is a deposition?
A legal testimony provided under oath prior to going to a trial
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What is AAMA Code of Ethics and AAMA?
The most important code of ethics for the ambulatory care professional
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What is the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) ?
Physicians who administer, prescribe, or dispense controlled substances are required to register with
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What is a tort law?
The MA gives an allergy injection and allows the client to leave immediately what would this example be called
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What is Respondeat superior?
A legal document
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What is Criminal law?
Stealing a care is subject to which branch of law?
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What is making an ethical and or bioethical decision would be based on what?
Accuracy, knowledge, and information of the particular issue
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What is Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act?
HIPAA
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What is the difference between personal and professional ethics?
Personal ethics are the standards you believe in and follow in your everyday life. Professional ethics are set forth by the professional organization that you are expected to follow as an employee.
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What is a contract?
The legal nature between the provider-client relationship
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What is Constitutional law?
The highest source of law for a U. S. citizen
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What are the three questions of the "ethics check" a tool developed by Blanchard and Peale, is what a person should ask themselves when faced with an ethical dilemma?
1. Ask yourself is the intended action legal or in accordance with institutional or company policy
2. Does it promote a win-win situation with as many individuals 3. How would I feel about myself if I read about my decision or action in the daily newspaper, how would my family feel, could I look myself in the mirror |
What is s controlled substance?
A drug that has a potential for addiction and or abuse is called
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What is Negligence?
Failure to do an act that a reasonable and prudent health-care professional would do
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What is res ipsa loquitur?
Leaving a foreign body inside a client who had surgery
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What is a Planitiff?
When a patient initiates a legal suit, what role does the patient play in the lawsuit
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