Leadership Quiz 3

Which ethical principle emphasizes doing good?

• Autonomy

• Beneficence

• Nonmaleficence

• Justice

What is the ethical principle of avoiding harm?

• Justice

• Beneficence

• Nonmaleficence

• Autonomy

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Which ethical principle involves fairness in care delivery?

• Fidelity

• Justice

• Veracity

• Autonomy

A nurse promises to return in 5 minutes and does—this reflects:

• Veracity

• Fidelity

• Autonomy

• Nonmaleficence

What is the legal term for threatening a patient?

• Assault

• Battery

• Negligence

• False imprisonment

A nurse detaining a patient against their will is an example of:

• Assault

• False imprisonment

• Defamation

• Invasion of privacy

A tort involving spoken defamation is:

• Libel

• Assault

• Slander

• Battery

What does HIPAA protect?

• Patient confidentiality and protected health information

• Healthcare provider rights

• Hospital financial records

• Medical equipment safety standards

Good Samaritan laws apply when care is:

• Provided by licensed physicians only

• Given voluntarily, without compensation, within scope

• Compensated and outside of practice

• Provided in hospitals

Which ethical principle involves truth-telling?

• Fidelity

• Veracity

• Justice

• Autonomy