Health Law and Ethics in Australia Exam
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Course Introduction
This course examines the legal and ethical principles that underpin the provision of healthcare in Australia. Students will explore the framework of health law, including regulation of healthcare professionals, patient rights and consent, confidentiality, and mandatory reporting. The course also addresses complex ethical issues such as end-of-life decision making, reproductive rights, resource allocation, and emerging technologies in healthcare. Through analysis of case studies and relevant legislation, students will develop a comprehensive understanding of how law and ethics interact to shape policy and practice within the Australian health system.
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Understanding the Australian Health Care System 3rd Edition by Eileen Willis
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Chapter 1: Introduction to Understanding the Australian Health Care System
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Q1) A Cochrane systematic review of interprofessional practice (IPP),published in 2013,showed that IPP:
A)is a growing area of health care reform,but has little supporting evidence of impact or take-up
B)has had positive results in all clinical settings
C)requires health professionals to have been introduced to the concept during their education
D)is not relevant to the acute setting
Answer: A
Q2) The Australian health care system is a mixed system,as it provides:
A)free access to health care to all citizens,through Medicare
B)the opportunity for all Australians to receive a rebate if they have private health insurance
C)the capacity for allied health professionals to work in private clinics
D)both a welfare-state-funded public health system and a private system
Answer: D
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Chapter 2: The Public Health Sector and Medicare
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Q1) What percentage of Medicare services were bulk-billed in 2013-2014?
A)68.6%
B)77.2%
C)52.74%
D)81.2%
Answer: B
Q2) Bulk-billing is the practice of:
A)medical practitioners sending out bulk medical bills.
B)a medical practitioner accepting the Medicare schedule fee as full payment for a service
C)Medicare providing bulk rebates for medical services
D)medical practitioners billing private health insurance companies
Answer: B
Q3) Elective surgery is classified as:
A)surgery that is not medically necessary
B)surgery that is not medically required in the next 7 days
C)surgery that is not medically required in the next 30 days
D)surgery that is not medically required in the next 24 hours
Answer: D
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Chapter 3: The Private Health Sector and Private Health
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Q1) Which state of Australia hosts the most private day hospital facilities?
A)Queensland
B)New South Wales
C)Victoria
D)South Australia
Answer: B
Q2) Which of the following reflects the proportion of admitted-patient days for Australian hospitals?
A)Public hospitals account for almost twice as many admitted-patient days compared with private hospitals
B)Private hospitals account for almost twice as many admitted-patient days compared with public hospitals
C)Private hospitals and public hospitals account for approximately equal admitted-patient days
D)Public hospitals account for approximately ten times the admitted-patient days of private hospitals
Answer: A
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Chapter 4: International Health Care Systems
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Q1) The building blocks of a health system include:
A)service delivery and workforce
B)information and interventions (i.e.medical products and technologies)
C)health financing,leadership and governance
D)all of the above
Q2) In the UK,general practitioners are funded:
A)on a contract basis
B)on a fee-for-service basis
C)on a mix of the above
D)none of the above
Q3) The World Health Organization's definition of a health system includes:
A)all publically owned health facilities
B)all privately owned health facilities
C)wider social determinants of health (education,housing,etc. )
D)All of the above
Q4) What is the primary role of a health system?
A)To cure all patients
B)To educate health professionals
C)To improve population health
D)To help everyone live longer
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Chapter 5: Public Health in Australia
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Q1) In Australia,the inequities between population groups that may be described by culture,socio-economic status or place is known by what term?
A)Public health
B)Health gap
C)Health inequities
D)Population health
Q2) Public health and population health strategies are classified as more 'upstream' than medical treatment services.Which of the following are classified as 'upstream strategies'?
A)Behavioural incentives such as weight control and physical activity
B)Strategies focused on social and environmental change and health-promoting policies and practices
C)Strategies focused on disease and illness such as type 2 diabetes mellitus
D)Individual factors such as smoking and alcohol consumption
Q3) What levels of government are responsible for handling public health issues?
A)Local,state and territory governments
B)Federal,state,territory and local governments
C)The federal government
D)Federal,state and territory governments
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Chapter 6: Primary Health Care Systems and Reforms
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Q1) An international conference on public health care that took place in 1978 was articulated in a document that still guides primary health care.This document is called the:
A)Public Health Mandate
B)Social Health Directive
C)Public Health Care Declaration
D)Declaration of Alma-Ata
Q2) A model of community-based health service delivery and a philosophy about equity and fairness best describes:
A)population health care
B)public health care
C)selective health care
D)primary health care
Q3) Which of the following statements best describes primary prevention?
A)Timely treatment to prevent the exacerbation or complication of disease or illness
B)The provision of housing,social support and safe environments
C)It includes screening and brief,opportunistic health education interventions
D)Rehabilitation to restore health to the optimum possible state for that person
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Chapter 7: The Health Workforce
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Q1) Palliative care services are restricted to those people who:
A)need rehabilitation and sub-acute care
B)are in the last stages of life and are expected to die
C)are elderly and live in residential aged-care homes
D)are in need of interprofessional care
Q2) The largest group of registered health professionals within the biomedical system:
A)medical practitioners
B)nurses and midwives
C)allied health professionals
D)personal care attendants (PCAs)
Q3) While there is a shortage of some health professionals,the more pressing problem is:
A)the time it takes to train doctors for surgery
B)the limited scope of practice of nurses and physiotherapists
C)lack of Medicare reimbursement for nursing care
D)maldistribution of health professionals with lower numbers in outer metropolitan,regional and rural areas
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Chapter 8: The Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme: Recent Trends and
Options for Reform
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Q1) A co-payment is defined as:
A)the fixed amount that patients have to pay for all dispensed medicines
B)the shared cost between the pharmacist and patient for the payment of a dispensed medicine
C)a voluntary donation made for a service or product
D)a compulsory payment made for a service or product.
Q2) Which of the following can be a long-term challenge for the PBS?
A)Increased population numbers due to an ageing population
B)Fewer retirees who have to rely on their own savings (superannuation)
C)Rising costs to government,which will mean having to increase funding by increasing taxes
D)Having to reduce expenditure on other programs as the government can't afford to subsidise all medicines
Q3) Generic medicines become available when:
A)the production cost becomes more affordable to the manufacturer
B)the original patent has expired,allowing other drug manufacturers to produce it at a cheaper cost
C)it can be manufactured in plain packaging,therefore saving money
D)Consumers are no longer wanting to buy brand-name medicines
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Chapter 9: The Aged Care Sector: Residential and Community Care
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Q1) Health care policy is moving towards a multidisciplinary approach.This approach supports healthy ageing by respecting:
A)choice
B)the diversity of care needs
C)cost containment
D)a medicalised model of care
Q2) The Australian government is now focused on healthy ageing,highlighting the positive aspects of ageing.Healthy ageing has a strong association with quality of life.
A)True
B)False
Q3) Older persons are considered to be what age:
A)85+
B)70+
C)65+
D)50+
Q4) As the population ages,there will be an increase in the number of people living with one or more chronic conditions.
A)True
B)False
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Chapter 10: Rural Health Systems: Spotlight on Equity and Access
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Q1) Health inequality is:
A)differences in health status between population groups that can be linked to potentially modifiable social or economic factors
B)differences in health status between different population groups or individuals
C)differences in treatments for different population groups
D)similarities in health status between different population groups
Q2) The use of geographical classification systems alone for the development of policy,the allocation of resources and service delivery model development is problematic,as they do not account for which of the following?
A)Health status
B)Environmental factors
C)Health literacy
D)Consumers' access to health care
E)All of the above
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Chapter 11: Indigenous Health Systems and Services
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Q1) A major threat to the sustainability of Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services (ACCHSs)is:
A)funding insecurity
B)lack of staff
C)not having enough clients
D)not being necessary today
Q2) Community-controlled services are characterised by:
A)having Aboriginal people in key roles
B)cultural awareness training for non-Indigenous staff
C)a majority workforce of Aboriginal health workers
D)all of the above
Q3) The poor health of many Indigenous Australians today can largely be linked to:
A)a rejection of Western health care
B)the use of traditional medicines
C)the intergenerational impact of colonisation
D)not being interested in health
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Chapter 12: Organising Care for the Mentally Ill in Australia
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Q1) One in five people will experience mental health problems in any year.
A)True
B)False
Q2) The latest plan (the Fourth National Mental Health Plan) within the National Mental Health Strategy focuses on:
A)the initial movement of people from institutionalised care to community care
B)a whole-of-government approach to mental health care
C)the funding of acute inpatient facilities
D)a reduction in community mental health services
Q3) Which of the following factors contribute to the fragmentation of mental health services?
A)Increased use of private service providers
B)The dispersion of the population in rural and remote areas
C)Lack of cultural sensitivity by service providers
D)All of the above
Q4) A recovery approach to mental health and mental illness is characterised by:
A)a biomedical model of care aimed at curing mental illness
B)a focus on the abnormal and deviancy of the illness
C)a horizontal approach to health care
D)a focus on living with the illness
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Chapter 13: People Living With Disability: Navigating
Support and Health Systems
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Q1) Interprofessional practice is a good idea in theory,but it is unlikely that having a range of health and human service providers collaborating rather than working within existing professional boundaries will alter outcomes for those needing services.
A)True
B)False
Q2) The roles of disability professionals and developmental educators are:
A)secondary to the expertise of other health and human service professionals -health needs must be addressed first
B)important to interprofessional practice and ensuring that people living with disability have access to services and are able to use,implement and benefit from multidisciplinary services.
C)only relevant when based within disability-specific services
D)based on a unique and specific range of skills and knowledge but do not qualify practitioners to work collaboratively with other health and human service professionals
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Chapter 14: Australian Workers Compensation Systems
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Q1) In which way do workers' compensation systems impact on worker health and well-being?
A)Those who receive compensation for injury or disease have poorer injury recovery compared with those who do not receive compensation
B)Those who receive compensation for injury or disease have slightly improved recovery compared with those who do not receive compensation
C)Those who receive compensation for injury or disease have significantly improved recovery compared with those who do not receive compensation
D)Those who receive compensation for injury or disease show the same pattern of injury recovery as those who do not receive compensation
Q2) Health care services have one role in workers' compensation,which is to provide diagnostic,treatment and rehabilitation services to injured workers.
A)True
B)False
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Chapter 15: The Complementary and Alternative Health Care System in Australia
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Q1) Who contributes most to the funding of CAM in Australia?
A)Medicare
B)Fees charged for consumer services
C)Private health insurance rebates
D)The Australian government
Q2) According to research,which group of individuals uses CAM most?
A)Men over 70 years of age
B)Women aged between 25 and 34 years
C)Young men between the ages of 18 and 21 years
D)Children under 10 years of age
Q3) Which country provides access to CAM through their national health scheme?
A)United States of America
B)United Kingdom
C)Australia
D)New Zealand
Q4) Who is responsible for regulating CAM practice?
A)The federal government
B)State governments
C)The CAM professions
D)The Therapeutic Goods Administration
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Chapter 16: Oral Health and Dental Services
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Q1) Which of the Commonwealth-funded dental programs was implemented for people with specific chronic disease impacting on or impacted on by their oral health?
A)Voluntary Dental Graduate Year Program
B)Medical Chronic Disease Dental Scheme
C)Private Health Insurance Rebate
D)Enhanced Primary Care Program
Q2) Which of the following statements about dental decay in Australia is true?
A)People living in rural and remote areas have higher levels of untreated decay
B)Around 20% of low-income people have untreated dental decay compared with 17% of high-income people
C)Low-income adults have 10 teeth affected by decay where as those on high income have 5 teeth affected
D)The likelihood of receiving a tooth extraction is the same for low- and high-income people.
Q3) Oral diseases,including dental decay and periodontal disease,are among the most prevalent diseases in Australia.
A)True
B)False
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Chapter 17: Nursing in Australia
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Q1) To become registered as a nurse practitioner,what is the minimum level of education required?
A)Bachelor of Nursing
B)Bachelor of Nursing and Associate Degree of Nursing Practice
C)Bachelor of Nursing and appropriate Master's degree
D)Bachelor of Nursing,a postgraduate qualification in a clinical specialty and an approved Master's degree
Q2) The scope of practice of nurse practitioners is set by:
A)the Australian Nursing Federation competency standards for the advanced registered nurse
B)The Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia national competency standards for the registered nurse
C)The Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia nurse practitioner standards for practice
D)The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency nurse practitioner's scope of practice
Q3) A GP clinic may employ an enrolled nurse as a practice nurse.
A)True
B)False
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Chapter 18: Midwifery: The Profession in Australia
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Q1) Health care reform in midwifery in Australia has been led by:
A)the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation
B)the Australian College of Health Professionals
C)the Australian College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
D)the Australian College of Midwives
Q2) Midwifery was recognised as a profession in its own right in:
A)2000
B)2005
C)2010
D)2015
Q3) Interprofessional education is available in many hospitals where maternity services are offered.
A)True
B)False
Q4) The Australian College of Midwives developed national consultation and referral guidelines to ensure that midwives:
A)refer all women to be seen at least once by a doctor
B)have an evidence-based framework for collaboration with doctors
C)engage all women in making decisions about their care
D)have the names of doctors who will work collaboratively with them
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Q1) In some states of Australia,ambulance treatment and transport is a user-pays service,therefore incurring a cost to the user.Insurance can be obtained through:
A)local post offices
B)the nearest pharmacy
C)the ambulance service directly or private health insurance
D)1800-AmboDirect
Q2) The practice and workplace of paramedics is increasingly becoming more hazardous due to:
A)falls,lifting and motor vehicle accidents
B)mental stress and fatigue
C)assaults from those affected by alcohol and other drugs
D)all of the above
Q3) In modern times,pre-hospital care and transport has developed through:
A)evidence-based practice and research
B)conflict and wars,based on the system of prioritising who received medical treatment (triage)and methods of transportation (helicopters)
C)vocational training or an apprenticeship-style system
D)Volunteer actions and experiences
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Q1) The terms 'nutritionist' and 'dietitian' can be used interchangeably.
A)True
B)False
Q2) Since the 1960s,what has been recognised as the largest cause of death for Australians?
A)Breast cancer
B)Cardiovascular disease
C)Diabetes
D)Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Q3) Which of the following dietetic roles usually involves working in primary health care sites such as community health centres and in publicly funded services such as domiciliary care?
A)Specialist dietetics
B)Community-based dietetics
C)Clinical dietetics
D)Private practice dietetics
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Chapter 21: Health Profession Regulation: The Case of Physiotherapy
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Q1) According to a recent report,the majority of physiotherapists work:
A)in a hospital
B)in private practice
C)in musculoskeletal physiotherapy
D)in country areas
Q2) Which of the following is true with respect to educational requirements for becoming a physiotherapist in Australia?
A)The first recorded program to teach graduates to become physiotherapists was a Diploma course in the 1930s
B)A Bachelor's or Master's degree has always been required as a minimum to obtain registration to work as a physiotherapist in Australia
C)In the 1990s,physiotherapy Master's courses were introduced and are now the only educational pathway to become a physiotherapist
D)There are no physiotherapy doctoral programs offered in Australia
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Chapter 22: Occupational Therapy
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Q1) The number of occupational therapists (OTs)working in private practice in work injury management has significantly increased over the past 20 years.
A)True
B)False
Q2) Active engagement in meaningful occupation generally promotes,facilitates and maintains health and well-being.
A)True
B)False
Q3) Which if the following is NOT correct with respect to occupational therapists in Australia?
A)Educational programs within Australia are typically at Bachelor's or Master's degree level
B)The number of occupational therapy positions is likely to decline over the next five years
C)Registration under the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency is mandatory before working as an occupational therapist
D)Therapists work in a client-centred framework
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Chapter 23: Clinical Exercise Physiology in the Australian
Health Care System
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Q1) In 2006,accredited exercise physiologists were approved to provide clinical exercise services for people with chronic medical conditions under which scheme?
A)Medicare Australia
B)Department of Veteran Affairs Support
C)Commonwealth Rehabilitation Service
D)Private Health Insurance Rebate Scheme
Q2) A primary goal of AEP-led exercise interventions is to:
A)cure an individual of their chronic disease
B)increase the strength and fitness of individuals to elite athlete levels
C)improve the clinical status of an individual with chronic disease
D)prevent chronic disease from developing
Q3) How many treatments from allied health professionals (including accredited exercise physiologists)can patients with chronic disease claim in a given year?
A)One
B)Up to five
C)Up to 10
D)Up to 20
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Chapter 24: Speech Pathology and Audiology: Assessment and
Intervention for Communication Impairment
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Q1) The prevalence of hearing loss in Australia is currently assessed to be approximately 1 in 6.
A)True
B)False
Q2) You see a two-year-old child who is understanding instructions and conversation.His speech is clear but he is only using a few single words to express himself.What is the most likely type of communication impairment he is experiencing?
A)receptive language impairment
B)expressive language impairment
C)speech impairment
D)all of the above
Q3) What are the potential implications of a speech and/or language impairment in a young child if the condition continues?
A)Impaired learning of spoken language
B)Impaired development of reading and writing
C)Impaired social relationships
D)All of the above
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Chapter 25: Health Care Managers in a Changing System
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Q1) The term used for the ways in which individuals and groups within an organisation get and use power or influence is:
A)political impact
B)political management
C)managerial politics
D)organisational politics
Q2) In health care,you can be a good manager without being a leader as well.
A)True
B)False
Q3) A manager of a large health service was highly skilled at leading,organising and planning for the organisation.The manager was not skilled at control,which may have led to which of the following?
A)The organisation may not have adapted to changes in the environment
B)Problems that arose may not have been solved
C)The staff may not have worked as collaboratively as they could towards achieving the organisation's goal
D)The staff were not well facilitated to complete the work
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Chapter 26: The Pharmacists Unique Contribution to
Australias Health System
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Q1) Consider that a pharmacist is presented with a prescription for a medicine which she believes could interfere with the effect of another prescribed medicine.In addition to recording the details of what happened in the dispensing history,the pharmacist is expected to:
A)dispense the medicine and mention to the patient that the dose is high
B)dispense the medicine
C)call the prescriber to discuss her concerns
D)not dispense the medicine
Q2) Since 2013,the Community Pharmacist Agreements (CPAs)have placed a 'cap' on the number of home medicines reviews (HMRs)that a pharmacist may claim for each month.The pharmacists who experienced the highest proportional loss of income were:
A)employee pharmacists providing services within community pharmacies
B)independent consultant pharmacists
C)hospital pharmacists
D)community pharmacist owners
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Chapter 27: The Medical Profession in Australia
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Q1) Which of the following describes a registrar?
A)A medical graduate who is completing a year of compulsory supervised practice
B)A doctor who has completed their internship but has not yet completed pre-vocational training
C)A doctor who is training to become a specialist
D)A doctor who has completed all required training and examinations and specialist medical college requirements in a particular branch of medicine
Q2) What is the ratio of physicians to population in Australia?
A)1 per 1 000
B)3 per 1 000
C)6 per 1 000
D)10 per 1 000
Q3) In Australia,a medical practitioner is defined as a person who has completed a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery.
A)True
B)False
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