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Advanced Directives and Client Rights

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  • The person you appointment as your Durable Power of Attorney is known as your ____.
    Agent
  • A document that allows people to state what medical treatments they want or do not want to prolong their life in the event that they are unable to make decisions or communicate because of severe illness or injury
    Living Will
  • How do you spell your Health Science teacher's name?
    Elliott
  • What does the acronym HIPAA stand for?
    Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
  • This act requires that providers must give Pt's information on their rights and advanced directives.
    Patient Self Determination Act
  • These include the rights to freedom, equality, justice, and peace.
    Human Rights
  • This act includes many regulations regarding long-term health care.
    Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA)
  • A living will must be signed when a person is competent, and it must be witnessed by ____ adults who will not benefit from the person's death.
    2
  • Name One Type of Advance Directive
    Living Will, POA, or Organ Donation
  • They include freedom of speech and the press, of assembly, of petition, to free exercise of religion, to due process of law, to equal protection of the law, and to vote.
    Civil Rights
  • A document that allows a person, a principal, to give another person, an agent, the right to make decisions regarding the principal's health care if the principal is unable to make decisions or
    Durable Power of Attorney
  • ______ rights are the rights that people are entitled to when they are in a relationship with a professional, such as an attorney or physician.
    Client
  • In addition to patients' rights, residents in long-term health care facilities have additional rights known as _____ Rights.
    Resident
  • _____rights are the basic, fundamental rights that belong to all people
    Human
  • A requirement of the __ __ __ __ states providers must give Pt's information on their rights and advanced directives.
    Patient Self Determination Act
  • The _____ Bill of Rights lists rights that are honored by health care providers in hospitals.
    Patient's
  • Would a female Pt have a right to refuse care from a male nurse?
    Yes
  • Privileges and protections given to all U.S. citizens are ______ rights.
    Civil
  • The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA) included regulations for ____ Bill of Rights?
    Residents
  • If a Living Will states one thing and the Durable Power of Attorney states the opposite thing, which will win out?
    Living Will
  • This allows people to donate their body or parts of their body after death for transplantation or medical research.
    Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
  • A formal complaint
    Grievance
  • This requires health care providers to provide information to patients about their rights to make decisions regarding their health care and to have advance directives
    Patient Self Determination Act
  • The ___ Bill of Rights state that a husband and wife could share a room in a long term care facility.
    Resident
  • Legal documents that allow people to make their end of life decisions or appoint someone to make the decisions are collectively known as
    Advance Directives