Reference no: EM133597704

Questions:

1. List the Characteristics of Human Diversity
2. Describe the human diversity traits: age, ethnicity, national origin, race, gender or sexual orientation and mental and physical ability.
3. Discuss valuing diversity
4. Discuss ways in which professional medical imaging organizations have expressed valuing human diversity.
5. Name the values that are prescribed to US mainstream culture.
6. List the elements associated with cultural competency.
7. Know the empathetic practices that help foster cultural insight and produce improved outcomes.
8. Describe the six areas of human diversity that health care providers need to understand to provide high-quality and effective care.
9. Explain the ethics of the radiologic technology profession.
10. Differentiate the systems of ethics, law, and morals.
11. Explain the four-step problem-solving process of ethical analysis.
12. Explain two sources of moral judgment that underlie ethical decision making.
13. Identify moral dilemmas encountered in patient relationships, physician relationships, and with other health professionals.
14. Recognize values associated with ethical decision making in the practice of radiologic technology.
15. Apply critical analysis to ethical decision making.
16. Identify major health information management department functions.
17. List the key components of a patient health record in acute care.
18. List the key components of a patient health record in alternative health care settings, including ambulatory care and long-term care.
19. Describe how health record documentation affects health care facilities and physician reimbursement.
20. Describe the prospective payment system, including diagnosis-related groups, ambulatory payment classifications, and coding and classification systems.
21. Identify coding as it relates to radiologic procedures and the reimbursement impact for health care facilities.
22. Identify components of performance improvement and the relationship of performance improvement to all hospital departments.
23. Differentiate between confidential and nonconfidential information.
24. Explain the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act privacy and security requirements in a radiologic setting.
25. Discuss the procedure for correcting or amending documentation errors in a patient health record.
26. Differentiate among the various types of law
27. Outline how the standard of care is established for radiological technologist
28. Discuss the concept of tortious conduct and causes of action that may arise from the behavior of a health care practitioner
29. Argue the importance of privacy of records and patient confidentiality issues
30. Explain negligence and the four elements to meet the burden of proof in a medical negligence claim
31. Explain the legal theory of res ipsa loquitur and how an attorney may use it in a claim of medical negligence
32. Illustrate how a hospital may be liable under the doctrine of respondeat superior
33. Justify the need for informed consent
34. Outline the information a patient must have before an informed consent may be given