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IBQH001 International Board for Quality in Healthcare Questions 221–225 (page: 6)

Updated On: 23-Feb-2026

The most common threat to patient safety in primary healthcare is:

  1. Delay in diagnosis.
  2. Patient falls.
  3. Adverse drug events.
  4. Incorrect tubing.

Answer(s): A



A doctor is not guilty of negligence if he has acted in accordance with a responsible body of medical opinion. This is called:

  1. T ­ test.
  2. Bolam test.
  3. Chi square test.
  4. Cohar test.

Answer(s): B



Which of the following incidents should be reported?

  1. Incidents that have occurred.
    II. Incidents that have been prevented.
    III. Incidents that might happen.
  2. I and II only.
  3. I and III only.
  4. II and III only.
  5. I, II and III.

Answer(s): D



Incidents that were about to happen but have been prevented are called:

  1. Adverse events.
  2. Medical errors.
  3. Near miss.
  4. Sentinel events.

Answer(s): C



When a patient is harmed or when things have gone wrong, the correct thing to do is:

  1. Inform the patient and his family.
    II. Correct the error without informing the patient.
    III. Ensure the process is modified to become more safe.
    IV. Report the incidence nationally.
  2. I and III.
  3. II and III.
  4. III and IV.
  5. I and IV.

Answer(s): A



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