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Styles Chapter 5 Assignment Fill in the Blanks In giving consent for treatment, patients reasonably expect that their physicians will use the appropriate The patient has the right to approve or give 1. in providing care and treatment. 2. for all treatment. 3. In most states, are unable to give consent for treatment except in special cases. 4. The patient's right to persons during physical examination or treatment. prohibits the presence of unauthorized 5. The allows all persons of sound mind to make a gift of any or all body parts for the purposes of organ transplantation or medical research. 6. A patient may decide to have no extraordinary medical treatment, such as being placed on a respirator. After the patient makes this request in writing, the physician must issue a order for the patient. allows an agent or representative 7. When signed by the patient, a to act on behalf of the patient. According to "A Patient's Bill of Rights," the patient has the right to have an 8. such as a living will, health care proxy, or durable power of attorney for health care, concerning treatment or designating a surrogate decision maker with the expectation that the hospital will honor the intent of that directive to the extent permitted by law and hospital policy. communication refers to confidential information told to a 9. physician (or attorney) by the patient. Documents executed by the patient stating the patient's intentions for health care decisions and in some cases naming another person to make decisions for the patient are called 10. documents. Multiple Choice m

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ANSWER.

1) In giving consent for treatment patients reasonably expect that their physicians

   will use the appropriate Standard of care in providing care and treatment.

2) The patient has the right to approve or give Consent for all treatment.

3) In most states Minors are unable to give consent for treatment except in special

    cases.

4) The patient's right to Privacy prohibits the presence of unauthorized person during

     physical examination or treatment.

5) Uniform Anatomical gift act allows all persons of sound mind to make a gift of any or

    all body parts for the purposes of organ transplantation or medical research.

6) A patient may decide to have no extraordinary medical treatment such as being placed

    on a respirator.After the patient makes this request in writing the physician must issue a

    Do not resuscitate order for the patient.

7) Durable power of attorney allows an agent or representation to act on behalf of the patient.

8) According to a patient's bill of rights the patient has the right to have an Advance directive

    such as a living will,healthcare proxy or durable power of attorney for health care.

9) Priviliged communication refers to confidential information told to a physician by the patient.

10) Documents executed by the patient stating the patient's intentions for health care decisions

     and in some cases naming another person to make decisions for the patient are called Patient

    self determination acts.