Mr. Fox has been receiving treatment for lung cancer for two weeks.  He normally comes in alone, but today, his wife is off work and decides to accompany him to his treatment.  As you are walking by, Mrs. Fox stops you in the hall and asks what side effects her husband may experience from his radiation treatments.  How do you respond and what, if any, ethical principles apply to this situation?

The basic principle of HIPAA is that a healthcare worker should only access information that pertains to his or her job duties:

Which ethical theory group evaluates an activity by weighing good against bad:

Which of the following is true of hospice care:

Unlawful touching or bodily contact of a patient is termed:

The term carcinoma comes from the Greek word, karkinos meaning ____________ which describes the typical appearance of a cancerous growth pattern.

The long-standing Patient Bill of Rights, was replace in 2003 by a new document from the American Hospital Association called the:

Information regarding incidence rates and risk factors for cancer are least likely to come from:

Which is true of the causes of cancer:

Put the steps in the process of radiation therapy in order: