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Answer 1

Question 1 :

Patient's Bill of Rights :

It is a document of a list of guarantees for those taking medical treatment providing information to the patients on their rights and treatment.

Purpose of Patient's Bill of Rights :

1.) Assures that the health care system is fair and it works to meet the patient's needs

2.) Gives patients a way to address any problems they may have

3.) Encourages patients to tale an active role in staying or getting healthy

Patient's rights :

1)Right to appropriate medical care and humane treatment

2)Right to informed consent

3)Right to privacy and confidentiality

4)Right to information

5)Right to choose health care provider and facility

6)Right to self determination

7)Right to religious belief

8)Right to medical records

Question 2:

The patient has the right to refuse treatment to the extent permitted by law and government regulations and to be informed of the consequences of his/her refusal.

At times when the patient refuses treatment, the doctor should use his communication skills and should see the situation from the patient's side. He can help the patient overcome their fears and make the best decision possible for their care, then a nurse must come to accept the decision, no matter how much he disagrees.

But exceptions for Right to refuse treatment are present in which a parent or guardian cannot refuse life sustaining treatment or deny medical care from a child. Since vaccination is essential to prevent deadly diseases in the child, vaccination should be given according to the law.