Exam 2: Professional Roles and Behaviors

A negative and destructive response to the chronic strain of dealing with the demands and problems of others that is characterized by exhaustion,dissatisfaction,anxiety,and eventually apathy is called:

The failure to use reasonable care or caution in the context of a professional relationship is termed:

The federal health insurance program in the United States that covers a portion of the medical care costs for those over the age of 65 is called:

Information confided to which of the following professionals is NOT legally "privileged"?

An approach to health care in which the client seeks help only when unable to manage alone is called a(n)_____ approach.

A proprietary hospital is one that:

A tort is a(n):

The mapping and identification of the human genetic code was completed in the year 2000 by the:

Which of the following statements about informed consent is NOT true?

Violations of state radiation control regulations,such as practicing outside the legal scope of practice,are usually classified as:

A widely accepted ethical standard for selecting and defending solutions to ethical dilemmas in health care communities uses six moral principles as guides to right action.This standard is called:

If you tend to be a bit squeamish at the sight of blood and are assigned to care for a patient with a bleeding wound,you should:

In a hospital,the term medical staff refers to:

A 4-step process for evaluating situations in which the correct action is in question so that one can act appropriately and defend one's actions is called:

Res ipsa loquitur means :

The term ethics refers to:

Mandatory,specific,and enforceable standards of minimally acceptable professional conduct for all registered technologists are called:

If a radiographer attempts to gain a patient's cooperation by threatening harm,this offense is termed:

A legal charge of battery may result if a patient is:

A profession might be thought of as: