Scope of Practice and Law/Ethics Review

A having a job description with clearly defined responsibilities, duties, and necessary skills.

using extreme care when performing his or her job.

carrying out only those procedures for which he or she is trained.

all of the answers are correct

Respondeat Superior

Res ipsa loquitur

Tort

Subpoena

Informed Consent

Implied Consent

Fraudulent

Misfeasance

Implied Consent

Informed Consent

Nonfeasance

Fraudulent

FEMA

FDA

OSHA

CDC

liability

laws

ethics

tort

slander

disclosure

tort

battery

slander

battery

liability

ethics

disclosure

Code of Ethics

contract

law

white out incorrect information, initial and date

add corrected information below error, initial and date

draw a line through the error, add correct information, initial and date

black out incorrect information, initial and date

Personal

Privacy

Portability

None of the Above

employer’s legal liability for acts performed by employees.

client’s permission for a procedure or treatment.

level of performance expected of a health care worker.

duties determined by the job description, level of training, and qualifications.

Sovereign Immunity

Duty of Care

Statute of Limitation

Good Samaritan Law

Having a sign-in sheet that includes a patient's full name and provider