21. making fun of a gay co-worker is an example of
a. mental abuse.
b. verbal abuse.
c. sexual assault.
d. sexual harassment.
22. an example of invasion of privacy is:
a. exposing areas of a patient’s body unnecessarily.
b. helping a patient read a letter.
c. working in the patient’s room when the family visits.
d. assisting the patient when a priest gives communion.
b. true/false
mark the following true or false by circling t or f
23. t f a patient may not refuse any treatment prescribed by the physician.
24. t f you may learn much about a patient’s personal life as you provide care.
25. t f lunchtime is the best time to discuss your patients with others.
26. t f accepting a tip is a form of abuse.
27. t f you fail to follow an order to encourage fluids for mr. herrera. you are guilty of neglect.
28. t f you forget to put side rails up when ordered, and a patient falls. you are guilty of negligence.
29. t f failure to report your observation of an illegal act makes you guilty of aiding and abetting the action.
30. t f leaving a portion of a patient’s body unnecessarily exposed is an invasion of the patient’s privacy.
31. t f use of restraints requires a physician’s order.
32. t f ethics relates to moral rights and wrongs of behavior.
33. t f nursing assistants must respect professional boundaries.
34. t f people give up their right to privacy when they are admitted to health care facilities.
35. t f boundaries are established by the employer, licensing agencies, and state law.
36. t f patients may cross professional boundaries.
37. t f every patient has the right to considerate, respectful care.

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### Question 21
# Brief Explanations:
Making fun of a gay co - worker is a form of harassment based on sexual orientation, which falls under sexual harassment. Mental abuse is more about psychological manipulation, verbal abuse is general insulting language, and sexual assault is physical or non - consensual sexual contact. So the correct option is d.
# Answer:
d. sexual harassment

### Question 22
# Brief Explanations:
Exposing a patient's body unnecessarily invades their privacy as it reveals their private bodily areas without a valid reason. Helping a patient read a letter, working in the room during family visits (if it's part of care), and assisting during communion are not privacy invasions. So the correct option is a.
# Answer:
a. exposing areas of a patient's body unnecessarily

### Question 23
# Brief Explanations:
Patients have the right to refuse any treatment, including those prescribed by a physician. So the statement is false.
# Answer:
F

### Question 24
# Brief Explanations:
When providing care, healthcare workers often learn about a patient's personal life through interactions, medical history, etc. So the statement is true.
# Answer:
T

### Question 25
# Brief Explanations:
Discussing patients during lunchtime (in a non - private, non - professional setting) violates patient privacy. So it's not the best time, and the statement is false.
# Answer:
F

### Question 26
# Brief Explanations:
Accepting a tip is usually considered a violation of professional ethics (like in healthcare) as it can create a conflict of interest, but it's not a form of abuse. So the statement is false.
# Answer:
F

### Question 27
# Brief Explanations:
Failing to follow an order (like encouraging fluids) that is part of patient care can be considered neglect as it's a failure to provide proper care. So the statement is true.
# Answer:
T

### Question 28
# Brief Explanations:
Forgetting to put side rails up (when ordered) and a patient falling shows a failure to provide a safe environment, which is negligence. So the statement is true.
# Answer:
T

### Question 29
# Brief Explanations:
If you fail to report an illegal act you observed, you can be seen as aiding and abetting that action. So the statement is true.
# Answer:
T

### Question 30
# Brief Explanations:
Leaving a patient's body exposed unnecessarily invades their privacy as the body is a private area. So the statement is true.
# Answer:
T

### Question 31
# Brief Explanations:
The use of restraints in healthcare usually requires a physician's order to ensure it's medically necessary. So the statement is true.
# Answer:
T

### Question 32
# Brief Explanations:
Ethics is concerned with the moral rightness and wrongness of behavior. So the statement is true.
# Answer:
T

### Question 33
# Brief Explanations:
Nursing assistants, like all healthcare workers, must respect professional boundaries to maintain proper patient - caregiver relationships. So the statement is true.
# Answer:
T

### Question 34
# Brief Explanations:
People do not give up their right to privacy when admitted to healthcare facilities. Privacy is still a right. So the statement is false.
# Answer:
F

### Question 35
# Brief Explanations:
Boundaries in healthcare are established by employers, licensing agencies, and state law to regulate professional conduct. So the statement is true.
# Answer:
T

### Question 36
# Brief Explanations:
Patients should not cross professional boundaries as it can disrupt the professional relationship. So the statement is false.
# Answer:
F

### Question 37
# Brief Explanations:
Every patient has the right to considerate and respectful care as part of patient rights. So the statement is true.
# Answer:
T

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