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Session 3 – Ethics and Personal Rights

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1. When does a client have the right to access his or her client record?*

a. When the doctor gives written approval.

b. When a family member gives approval.

c. Whenever the client wants to access the record.

d. When your supervisor says it is all right.

2. While bathing a client you notice multiple bruises on her torso. You suspect that this may be a case of abuse. What should you do?*

a. Talk to the family about your suspicions.

b. Report your findings to your supervisor.

c. Question the client about the bruises.

d. Discuss your suspicions with a co-worker.

3. Information about a client can be shared with which of the following?*

a. The client's family.

b. Your spouse to help you through a stressful situation.

c. The client's neighbors who are friends of yours.

d. A member of the client's healthcare team.

4. What is a good way to deal with a client who always seems to put you down?*

a. Complain to your supervisor whenever he treats you badly.

b. Try to change so he will like you.

c. Learn to tolerate his behavior and treat him with courtesy and respect.

d. Ask him why he talks to you that way.

5. How can you show support and respect for your co-workers?*

a. Do your job to the best of your ability.

b. Strive to be more like them because you feel inferior.

c. Blame unfinished work or problems on other people or other teams.

d. Do their work for them whenever you can.

6. You notice that one of the steps in a client's home is really loose. What should you do?*

a. Warn the client and report it to your supervisor right away.

b. Call a repairman to fix the step and bill the family.

c. Fix it yourself right away.

d. Warn the client about it but otherwise do nothing.

7. A co-worker invites you to go out after work and you know it will turn into a gripe session. What is a good choice to make?*

a. Go online and post remarks about your job.

b. Decide to go burn off your stress at the gym instead.

c. Go out with her. It relieves stress to complain about your job.

d. Stay late and use the computer at work to look for a new position.

8. When getting dressed for work, what should you avoid?*

a. Wearing the latest hair style.

b. Bright colors or patterns that might confuse clients.

c. Wearing perfume or cologne.

d. Anything with a company logo on it.

9. What is a code of ethics?*

a. A set of rules every caregiver must follow.

b. A document you must sign as soon as you are hired.

c. A set of principles that can guide you to know what to do in certain situations.

d. Suggestions for how to act without breaking the law.

10. What is the purpose of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)?*

a. To protect the confidentiality and security of health data.

b. To ensure that everyone buys health insurance.

c. To make health record-keeping easier.

d. To protect endangered hippo

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