Question

36 multiple choice 1 point a ______ is a serious crime generally punishable by 1 or more years of imprisonment in a state or federal penitentiary. misdemeanor false imprisonment claim malicious mischief claim felony 37 multiple choice 1 point patients have a right to: determine the strength of medications they wish to take. have their pain medications as often as they want. a pain management control plan. an assessment of their pain as long as there is sufficient staff to assess their level of pain. 38 multiple choice 1 point caregivers are expected to: assume responsibilities beyond their capabilities. honor family wishes over patient wishes. be paternalistic at all times. report unethical conduct.

Explanation:

• For question 36: A felony is a serious crime typically punishable by one or more years in prison. Misdemeanor is less serious, and false - imprisonment and malicious - mischief claims are not the terms for such serious crimes.
• For question 37: Patients have the right to an assessment of their pain when there is sufficient staff to do so. They cannot unilaterally determine medication strength or have pain medications as often as they want without medical approval, and a pain management control plan is a medical - team developed plan, not a patient - determined right in isolation.
• For question 38: Caregivers are expected to report unethical conduct. They should not assume responsibilities beyond their capabilities, and patient wishes generally take precedence over family wishes in ethical care, and being paternalistic all the time is not an ethical expectation.

Answer:

1. D. felony
2. D. an assessment of their pain as long as there is sufficient staff to assess their level of pain
3. D. report unethical conduct