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Answer: True
( It is a used in tort, for any wrongful or illegal act performed by the employee or agent.)
Answer :(C) An employee threatens a coworker with punching gestures in parking lot.
( An assault is a violence or threat which could take place whereas battery is an act of crime)
8. Rules and regulations to implement the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) provide an example of a....
8. Rules and regulations to implement the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) provide an example of a. statutory law b. tort law c. administr ative law d. ordnanc 9. If a nursing home administrator knew or should have known that an act of commission or omission could cause harm to a patient, the NHA may be personally liable if he/she fails to take action. True False 10. A breach of contract is a civil wrong; a tort is a criminal offense....
1. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMC) may determine that skilled nursing facilities are...
1. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMC) may determine that skilled nursing facilities are adequately protected by state codes, in which case the Life Safety Code is not applicable. True False 2. OSHA Form 301 (Injury and Illness Incident Report) must be filled out within ________ days of a work-related injury or illness. three five seven ten 3. According to HIPAA and HITECH laws, a patient’s PHI can be used without the patient’s authorization for all of the...
14. bona fide generally means a. how a reasonable person would act b. discharge of duty...
14. bona fide generally means a. how a reasonable person would act b. discharge of duty owed to patients c. effective management of an organization d. avoidance of illegal activities 15. According to HIPAA and HITECH laws, a patient's PHI can be used without the patient's authorization for all of the following purposes except a. medical research b. reimburs ement c. facility operatio ns d. medical treatmen - 1 456 16. Common law is based on the Constitution of the...
HOW 3. A reckless disregard for patients' safety and well-being is a crime. True False 4....
HOW 3. A reckless disregard for patients' safety and well-being is a crime. True False 4. A recordable injury is one that is caused by violating an OSHA standard. True False 5. An area of refuge is a zone of safety located immediately upon exiting from a fire exit. True Falset 6. Litigation has led to widespread improvement in nursing home quality. True False 7. To establish in a court trial that medical malpractice has occurred, a. a decision based...
Group B 11. Laws that all parties (courts, officers, and lawyers) must follow when investigating and...
Group B 11. Laws that all parties (courts, officers, and lawyers) must follow when investigating and prosecuting unlawful acts 12 Laws that determine rights and obligations of people derived from common law and statutes 13. Lack of actions 14. Statutes that define actions or omissions (lack of actions) that threaten and/or harm public safety and welfare Word Pool tort damages criminal law regulatory and administrative law civil laws procedural law tortfeasor crimes substantive law omissions 15. Actions or omissions that...
A major function of the executive branch of government is to A. resolve disputes B. enforce...
A major function of the executive branch of government is to A. resolve disputes B. enforce and administer the law C. enact laws O D. adjudicate the law QUESTION 13 U.S. common law has as its roots A. English common law B. French heuristic law C. Swedish aristocratic law D. German statutory law A civil wrong, not including breach of contract, that is committed against a person or property for which a court provides action for damages is a correction...
Book: BUSINESS LAW, Text and Cases Volume I, Clarkson, Miller, & Cross Write summary 20 sentences....
Book: BUSINESS LAW, Text and Cases Volume I, Clarkson, Miller, & Cross Write summary 20 sentences. Chapter 7 Negligence and Strict Liability Negligence involves acts that depart from a reasonable standard of care, creating an unreasonable risk of harm to others. Strict liability is liability for injury imposed for reasons other than fault. Negligence Negligence: Failing to exercise the standard of care that a reasonable person would exercise in similar circumstances. n In contrast to intentional...
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mes against people The court that has the authority to hear and decide a case LO 4.3 12. Define fort a. A tort is a specific type of felony Atott is a civil wrong committed against a person or property Tort is another term for breach of contract d. A tort is none of the above 13. What is a tortfeasor? It is the attorney who represents a client in civil court It is a person who...
1.Bona fide generally means ________. avoidance of illegal activities discharge of duty owed to patients how...
1.Bona fide generally means ________. avoidance of illegal activities discharge of duty owed to patients how a reasonable person would act effective management of an organization 2.The Medicare.gov Nursing Home Compare system's 5-star quality ratings include both quality of life and quality of care scores for certified facilities. True False 3.It is unlawful to operate a skilled nursing facility without ________. certification incorporation accreditation License 4,To establish in a court trial that medical malpractice has occurred, ________. a decision based...
Questions 1-5 pertain to the Golden v. McCurry (1980). In this legal dispute, the plaintiff Golden...
Questions 1-5 pertain to the Golden v. McCurry (1980). In this legal dispute, the plaintiff Golden sues McCurry for injuries sustained as a result of McCurry hitting Golden with his automobile while Golden was crossing the highway. Suppose that Golden demands $10,000 in compensation for medical bills and foregone wages. Question 1 What elements need to be present in order for the injury to constitute a tort under the doctrine of simple negligence? Note that you need to select ALL...
8. Rules and regulations to implement the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) provide an example of a. statutory law b. tort law c. administr ative law d. ordnanc 9. If a nursing home administrator knew or should have known that an act of commission or omission could cause harm to a patient, the NHA may be personally liable if he/she fails to take action. True False 10. A breach of contract is a civil wrong; a tort is a criminal offense....
14. bona fide generally means a. how a reasonable person would act b. discharge of duty owed to patients c. effective management of an organization d. avoidance of illegal activities 15. According to HIPAA and HITECH laws, a patient's PHI can be used without the patient's authorization for all of the following purposes except a. medical research b. reimburs ement c. facility operatio ns d. medical treatmen - 1 456 16. Common law is based on the Constitution of the...
HOW 3. A reckless disregard for patients' safety and well-being is a crime. True False 4. A recordable injury is one that is caused by violating an OSHA standard. True False 5. An area of refuge is a zone of safety located immediately upon exiting from a fire exit. True Falset 6. Litigation has led to widespread improvement in nursing home quality. True False 7. To establish in a court trial that medical malpractice has occurred, a. a decision based...
Group B 11. Laws that all parties (courts, officers, and lawyers) must follow when investigating and prosecuting unlawful acts 12 Laws that determine rights and obligations of people derived from common law and statutes 13. Lack of actions 14. Statutes that define actions or omissions (lack of actions) that threaten and/or harm public safety and welfare Word Pool tort damages criminal law regulatory and administrative law civil laws procedural law tortfeasor crimes substantive law omissions 15. Actions or omissions that...
A major function of the executive branch of government is to A. resolve disputes B. enforce and administer the law C. enact laws O D. adjudicate the law QUESTION 13 U.S. common law has as its roots A. English common law B. French heuristic law C. Swedish aristocratic law D. German statutory law A civil wrong, not including breach of contract, that is committed against a person or property for which a court provides action for damages is a correction...
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mes against people The court that has the authority to hear and decide a case LO 4.3 12. Define fort a. A tort is a specific type of felony Atott is a civil wrong committed against a person or property Tort is another term for breach of contract d. A tort is none of the above 13. What is a tortfeasor? It is the attorney who represents a client in civil court It is a person who...
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