Question

22 Unit : The Healthcare Setting Matching Use choices only once unless otherwise indicated. MATCHING 2-1: KEY TERMS AND DESCRIPTIONS Match each key term with the best description. Key Terms (1-16) Descriptions 1. Assault A. Program designed for continuous self-evaluation and process improvemen B. Federal agency that administers the CLIA 2. Battery C. Develops voluntary standards and guidelines for the laboratory Breach of confidentiality D. Current laboratory test results compared with previous test results on the same patient Civil action E. False portrayal of facts either by words or by conduct CLSI F. New addition to CLIA quality control policies CMS G. Failure to keep privileged medical information private H. Formal process in litigation that involves taking depositions and in COI gating parties involved Defendant I. Practices that emphasize QA in all laboratory setting Delta check J. Implies voluntary and competent permission for a medical test of procedure Deposition K. Intentional offensive touching or use of force without consent or Discovery justification Due care damages Fraud GLPS 15. -_ IQCP Informed consent Key Terms (17-32) Descriptions 17. — Invasion of privacy A. Accredits and certifies 20,000 health L Legal actions in which the alleged injured party sues for monetan M. Level of care a sensible person provides under given circumstan N. Person against whom a complaint is filed 0. One party questions another under oath with a court reporter pr P. Act or threat causing another to be in fear of immediate battery

Answer 1

1. P - Assault - act or threat causing another to be in fear of immediate battery

2. K - Battery - intentional offensive touching or use of force without consent or legal justification

3. G - Breach of confidentiality - failure to keep privileged medical information private

4. L - Civil action - legal actions in which the alleged injured party sues for monetary damages

5. C - CLSI - Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute, develop voluntary standards and guidelines for the laboratory

6. B - CMS - Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the federal agency that administers the CLIA

7. A - CQI - Continuous Quality Improvement, a program designed for continuous self-evaluation and process improvement

8. N - Defendant - person against whom a complaint is filed

9. D - Delta check - current laboratory test results compared with previous test results on the same patient

10. O - Deposition - one party questions another under oath with a court reporter

11. H - Discovery - formal process in litigation that involves taking depositions and interrogating the parties involved

12. M - Due care - a level of care a sensible person provides under a given circumstance

13. E - Fraud - false portrayal of facts either by words or by conduct

14. I - GLPs - Good Laboratory Practices, practices that emphasize QA in all laboratory setting

15. F - IQCP - Individualized Quality Control Plan, a new addition to CLIA quality control policies

16. J -Informed consent - implies voluntary and competent permission for a medical test or procedure