NHPC License (Allied Health) — Practice Quiz (Set 2)By sushil / October 6, 2026 NHPC License (Allied Health) — Practice Quiz (Set 2) 10 questions · 15 minute time limit Start Quiz You can take this quiz as a guest. Log in first if you want it saved to your progress history. The Nepal Health Professional Council (NHPC) primarily regulates and licenses which group of professionals? Only medical doctors Only registered nurses Allied health professionals such as lab technologists, radiographers, and physiotherapists Only pharmacists The four classic pillars of biomedical ethics are... Autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice Speed, cost, efficiency, and profit Diagnosis, treatment, billing, and discharge Confidentiality, punctuality, loyalty, and obedience Informed consent requires that a patient... Simply signs a form without any explanation Voluntarily agrees to treatment after understanding its risks, benefits, and alternatives Is told only the risks and not the benefits Gives consent only after treatment is completed Which single practice is widely considered the most effective basic measure for preventing the spread of infections in a healthcare setting? Wearing sunglasses Hand hygiene (handwashing or hand sanitizing) Using scented room sprays Keeping lights dimmed The ethical principle of confidentiality in healthcare means that... A patientu2019s health information can be shared with anyone without restriction A patientu2019s health information should be kept private and shared only with proper consent or legal justification Only the patientu2019s family can decide who sees their records Confidentiality applies only to wealthy patients u2018Scope of practiceu2019 for an allied health professional refers to... The geographic area where they are allowed to live The range of services and procedures they are trained, competent, and legally authorized to perform The number of patients they must see per day Their personal preferences about which patients to treat The ethical principle of autonomy in patient care primarily respects... The healthcare provideru2019s right to decide for the patient The hospital administrationu2019s financial interests The patientu2019s right to make informed decisions about their own care The governmentu2019s authority over all medical decisions The principle of non-maleficence in healthcare ethics is often summarized as... Do no harm Always charge a fair price Treat the wealthiest patients first Maximize hospital revenue A multidisciplinary healthcare team approach involves... Only one professional making all decisions alone Different healthcare professionals, such as physiotherapists, lab technologists, and nurses, collaborating for comprehensive patient care Professionals competing against each other for patients Avoiding any communication between different departments A key purpose of license renewal and continuing education requirements for allied health professionals is to... Generate extra fees with no professional benefit Help ensure professionals maintain and update their clinical knowledge and competency over time Reduce the number of licensed professionals Replace the need for initial training Submit Quiz
