The right of a patient to make decisions about their own care

The right of a doctor to make decisions about a patient's care

The right of a patient to receive information about their condition

The right of a patient to refuse treatment

To ensure that patients are aware of the risks and benefits of a treatment before they agree to it

To protect doctors from liability if a patient experiences complications from a treatment

To provide patients with a written record of their treatment

To ensure that patients are able to make informed decisions about their care

Disclosure of the risks and benefits of the treatment

Understanding of the information provided

Voluntariness of the decision

All of the above

The right of a patient to keep their medical information private

The right of a doctor to share a patient's medical information with other healthcare providers

The right of a patient to access their own medical records

The right of a patient to refuse treatment

When a patient is a danger to themselves or others

When a patient is being treated for a communicable disease

When a patient is being treated for a mental illness

All of the above

The right to choose one's own doctor

The right to choose one's own treatment

The right to refuse treatment

All of the above

When a patient is a danger to themselves or others

When a patient is incompetent to make decisions about their care

When a patient is being treated for a communicable disease

All of the above

To make decisions about a patient's care when the patient is unable to do so

To provide emotional support to a patient during their illness

To help a patient manage their finances during their illness

All of the above

A healthcare proxy is only valid for a specific period of time, while a durable power of attorney for healthcare is valid indefinitely

A healthcare proxy can only make decisions about a patient's medical care, while a durable power of attorney for healthcare can make decisions about a patient's financial and legal affairs

A healthcare proxy is only valid in the state in which it is created, while a durable power of attorney for healthcare is valid in all states

None of the above

Patient rights and autonomy help to ensure that patients are treated with respect and dignity

Patient rights and autonomy help to protect patients from being subjected to unwanted or harmful treatments

Patient rights and autonomy help to promote patient satisfaction and trust in the healthcare system

All of the above