Question 26 (4 points) ) Listen A 32-year-old man presents with no significant past medical history. The patient's 38-year-old brother was recently diagnosed with colon cancer and recently underwent a subtotal colectomy. Given the young age of his brother, the patient is now concerned about getting (or already having) colon cancer. Although he has no abdominal symptoms, he insists on a screening colonoscopy. The physician shares the patient's concern and believes that given his family history such an intervention is warranted. However, the patient's health insurance plan will not pay for a colonoscopy, but the physician knows that the plan will pay if the patient has had recent weight loss and change in bowel habits, although this diagnosis is inaccurate. What should the physician do? A OQuestion 23 (4 points) ) Listen John, a third-year medical student, is currently doing a pediatrics rotation. One of the patients he has seen is Nicholas, a 3-year-old with a chronic ear infection. John has seen Nicholas several times during his rotation. Nicholas' 25-year-old mother, Paula, appreciates the care her son has received from the attending physician and John. Paula is single and a student at a local community college. John feels that he and Paula have some "chemistry" and would like to ask her out on a date. John realizes that it is unethical for a physician to have a sexual relationship with a patient, but he thinks that asking Paula out is harmless. Even if their relationship should develop into something sexual, John thinks there is no harm in that because his role is that of a medical student and the patient is Nicholas and not his mother. Question 1: What do you think of John's reasoning? Questions 2:do you think there is a potential problem here?Listen Xavier works as a radiology tech in the radiology department of County Hospital. He works closely with the radiologist, Paige, who has been working at County Hospital for many years. Xavier starts to worry about Paige's behavior. She is sometimes rude to patients, forgets to complete tasks, and often steps out of the room for a few minutes during procedures. One day, while standing in close proximity to Paige, Xavier smells alcohol. He confronts Paige, who says she just had a glass of wine during lunch. Question 1: What specific issues arise in this case? Question 2: What actions should Xavier take? Blank # 1 A Blank # 2 AQuestion 5 (2 points) Listen Look at the following statement by Hippocrates and explain its relevance to confidentiality in the field of health care. "Whatever houses I may visit, I will come for the benefit of the sick, remaining free of all intentional injustice, of all mischief and in particular of sexual relations with both female and male persons, be they free or slaves. What I may see or hear in the course of the treatment or even outside of the treatment in regard to the life of men, which on no account one must spread abroad, I will keep to myself, holding such things shameful to be spoken about." A/ Question 6 (2 points)Question 14 (4 points) ) Listen A family recently emigrated from Taiwan to Des Moines, IA. Two months after their arrival the mother fell ill and was diagnosed with a metastatic gastric ulcer. The daughter, who was instrumental in bringing the family to lowa, is a nurse employed in the coronary care unit. The family asked the oncologist and oncology nurse to relay all information to the daughter rather than the patient. Question 1: What legal violation would occur if the request is granted? Question 2: What ethical principles would be violated if information was withheld from the mother? Blank # 1 A/ Blank # 2 A/ ENQuestion 20 (4 points) () Listen A mother brings her 11-year-old son to the doctor because he is having leg pains. The mother reports to the medical assistant that her son often falls down the stairs and likes to play "rough" with his siblings. An x-ray shows one new fracture and evidence of several old fractures. When the mother steps out of the room to use the restroom, the son says that the injuries are not from "accidents". Question 1: Legally, what responsibilities does the medical assistant have regarding the son's statement? Question 2: Can the nursing assistant be held liable if it turns out the injuries really were from current/past accidents? Blank # 1 A Blank # 2 O