Law

How will the peer review committee make its decision? A. After examining the facts and evidence of the unsafe assignment described, the peer review committee will decide if compliance with the requested conduct or assignment would have caused the nurse to place patients at risk of harm and thus violate our duty. B. Talk with other nurses on the floor to see if they believed safe harbor should have been invoked C. Have a meeting with the nurse manager and director with the findings and all work together D. None of the above

A supervisor cannot deny a nurse the right to file Safe Harbor. True False

A wiped joint shall be fully wiped, with an exposed surface of 3/4'' on each side of the joint and not be less than __ inches thick at the thickest point. 1/8'' 1/4'' 3/8'' 1/2'' Multiple Choice 1 point

An employer may be liable for the harassment by nonemployees if the employer knew about the harassment and failed to take corrective action. True ) False

Part II offenses of the UCR are counted when: the crime is observed by police crimes resulting in an arrest and criminal charge crimes lead to prosecution in the form of a trial the crime is reported to police

True or false. You only have to count a person's cash once a week. True False

CITES is a(n) __ group of regulations controlling the introduction of exotic species treaty controlling the international trade in endangered species pact that supports critical ecosystems international organization dedicated to the preservation of endangered species policing agency for the protection of threatened species

Which of the following has created ethical issues based on security interoperability, and record integrity? a. Electronic health record b. Telemedicine c. Sensitive data d. Accreditation processes

Illegal hunting for profit is called __ subsistence hunting sport hunting commercial hunting poaching larceny

A hospital receives a valid request from a patient for copies of her health records. The HIM clerk who is preparing the records removes copies of the patient's records from another hospital where the patient was previously treated. According to HIPAA regulations, was this action correct? a. Yes; this is hospital policy for which HIPAA has no control. b. No; the records from the previous hospital are considered to be included in the designated record set and should be given to the patient. c. Yes; HIPAA only requires that current records be produced for the patient d. No; the records from the previous hospital are not included in the designated record set but should be released anyway.