Answer to Question 1
B
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A Incorrect: A health care facility or health care provider my be charged with failure to render optimum care to a client without proper consent, but this is not a legal action.
B Correct: A health care facility or health care provider my be charged with assault and held liable for any damages if proper consent is not obtained before treating a client, and this is a legal action.
C Incorrect: A health care facility or health care provider my be fined severely for not following state regulations if proper consent was not obtained before treating a client, however, this is not a legal action.
D Incorrect: Failing to obtain proper consent from a client prior to treatment should not affect the Medicare- and Medicaid status of the health care facility or health care provider.
Answer to Question 2
B
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A Incorrect. Parentification is not best described as raising the caregivers up onto a pedestal.
B Correct. Parentification, the role of assuming the caregiver (parent) role, is common among older school-age children (9-12 years). These children of divorce may experience conflicts with loyalty and also exhibit outbursts of anger toward either or both parents. Parentification is also common in the adolescent group.
C Incorrect. Parentification is not best described as believing one's caregivers can do nothing right.
D Incorrect. Parentification is not best described as holding onto caregivers out of a fear of abandonment.
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