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Ethical and Legal Issues in Clinical Practice: Medical Devices
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1: Conformance with ________ determines the ethicity and legality of a clinical decision.
current local practices
professional standards of care
economics
supervisors’ instructions
2: Which of the following are legitimate sources for standards of care?
AARC Clinical Practice Guidelines
The Joint Commission for Accrediting Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO)
State professional credentialing boards
All of the above
3: Most respiratory care devices are classified by the Federal Drug Administration in which category?
Class I
Class II
Class III
Class IV
4: The Federal Drug Administration would classify a new type of ventilator, that is not equivalent to those currently on the market, in which category?
Class I
Class II
Class III
Class IV
5: Deaths that occur due to medical devices must be reported to the Federal Drug Administration within what time interval?
24 hours
10 days
30 days
No report is required
6: Which of the following is an organization that provides means for voluntary reporting of problems wit medical devices?
The Emergency Care Research Institute (ECRI)
The Commission for Accreditation of Respiratory Care (CoARC)
The Joint Commission for Accrediting Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO)
The National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC)
7: When a medical device functions according to manufacturer’s specifications; but, fails under specific clinical circumstances, this is an example of _________.
Product defect
Device misuse
Design defect
All of the above
8: All of the following are elements of negligence guilt, EXCEPT:
injury to the patient
duty to care for the patient
slander
proximate cause
9: Measuring a patient’s oxygen saturation by applying a finger sensor to the ear is an example of:
device misuse
product defect
design defect
appropriate clinical practice
10: Which of the following are responsibilities of respiratory care managers in promoting device safety?
Final device adoption decisions
Directing evaluation trials
Ensuring staff competency
All of the above
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