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18.Healthcare professionals should not discuss about a patient details to others or unrelated professionals who are not in the team of care.This is intruding privacy and confidentiality
There should be no personal contact with the family members other than therapeutic or professional relationship
They can promise a cure when it is there are possible.False trust to be not given
Hiding is a legal issue if done by a healthcare professionals for some gains
Ans:None of the above
20.Negligent wrongs are something which has cost a harm to the patient knowingly or unknowingly.
Illegal action, ommision, wrong performance are all subjected to legal issues
Ans:All of the above
24.Respondeat superior refers to the employer taking responsibility for any errors happened in the organization through their employee. They are fully responsible as they are considered to be the masters.In some cases both employer and employee can be liable.This is not applicable of the employee does the wrong intentionally and the work which is out of scope of practice
Ans:An employer accepts partial responsibility for an intentional error made by the employee
26.Sharing of information can be done only when patient agrees. It cannot be issues without permission or consent .The physician are accountable for the when disclosing healthcare information.
Ans:Supply medical records to another physician if the patient has provided written consent.
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