Question 1

You are a patient when you ____.&#10;A) are diagnosed by a professional&#10;B) demonstrate visible symptoms&#10;C) go to a clinic&#10;D) think you are ill

Accepted Answer

You are a patient when you are diagnosed by a professional.

Question 2

A patient wants to use functional medicine, but the physician says that this choice is not appropriate and a waste of time. This is an example of a (an) ______.&#10;A) patient confidentiality violation&#10;B) culture clash&#10;C) responsible practice&#10;D) I-YOU relationship

Accepted Answer

This situation exemplifies a culture clash, where differing beliefs and values about medical practices between the patient and physician lead to disagreement.

Question 3

A patient brings a notepad with questions to her appointment. She also wants to clarify how she should take her medication. She is an example of _____patient culture.&#10;A) compliant&#10;B) partner&#10;C) noncompliant&#10;D) time wasting

Accepted Answer

The patient is actively participating in her healthcare by asking questions and seeking clarification, which aligns with a partner patient culture.

Question 4

Which of the following is part of patient centered care?&#10;A) hotel style amenities&#10;B) shared decision-making&#10;C) respect for values&#10;D) b and c

Accepted Answer

Shared decision-making and respect for values are both part of patient-centered care because they involve the patient in their own care and respect their preferences.

Question 5

In the Case of Kelly Beth's Mother, Caitlin O'Brian experienced a violation of which of the following ethics principles?&#10;A) nonmaleficence&#10;B) beneficence&#10;C) autonomy&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

Caitlin O'Brian's case involved a violation of multiple ethical principles, including nonmaleficence, beneficence, and autonomy, as it likely involved harm, lack of benefit, and disregard for her decision-making rights.

Question 6

Mayo Clinic's first value is that _____.&#10;A) patients are the center of the organization&#10;B) research brings better care for all&#10;C) ROI matters.&#10;D) bonuses mean productivity

Accepted Answer

Mayo Clinic's primary value is that "the needs of the patient come first," which aligns with the idea that patients are the center of the organization.

Question 7

You believe that patient-centered care provides the greatest good for greatest number. Which of the following theorists would agree with you?&#10;A) Mill&#10;B) Kant&#10;C) Aquinas&#10;D) Rawls

Accepted Answer

Mill is associated with utilitarianism, which emphasizes the greatest good for the greatest number.

Deck 12: Patient Issues and Ethics