Question

1. if a patient understands who you are and agrees to treatment, this is called: * 1 point

a. expressed consent.
b. implied consent.
c. assumed consent.
d. durable power.

1. consent means: * 1 point

a. approval or permission.
b. ethical responsibility.
c. to confine or restrict movement.
d. a soft - tissue injury.

1. if you have made a mistake on your report, you should: * 1 point

a. try to cover it up.

Explanation:

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Expressed consent is when a patient explicitly agrees to treatment after understanding the provider's role. Implied consent is non - verbal (e.g., nodding), assumed consent is not a standard term in this context, and durable power is about legal authority for healthcare decisions, not direct consent to treatment. So the correct option is A.

Consent is defined as giving approval or permission. Ethical responsibility is about moral duties, confining movement is restraint, and a soft - tissue injury is a physical injury, none of which match the definition of consent. So the correct option is A.

In medical or professional reporting, covering up a mistake is unethical. The correct approach is to admit the mistake, correct it, and follow proper procedures (e.g., notify the relevant person, document the correction). Since option A is unethical, if other options were like "report the mistake and correct it", that would be correct, but with the given option A being wrong, and assuming standard options, the correct action is not to cover it up. But as the options are incomplete, we can only analyze the given option.

Answer:

A. expressed consent.

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