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Law and Ethics Final Exam Review
Law and Ethics Final Exam Review
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1
Which law is better known as "Obamacare"?
HIPAA
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Anti-Kickback Law
Stark Anti-Referral Law
2
When should you alert your supervisor / insurance if you make a mistake?
The day before court
Within 7 days
Within 24 hours
Immediately
3
What are the 4-D's of Negligence?
Due Process
Duty to Act
Discovery
Derelict of Duty
Damages
Direct Cause of the Damages
4
HIPAA has how many parts?
3
1
4
2
5
Which term is "Not Caring At All" or an "Egregious Mistake"?
Gross Negligence
Miranda Rights
Fraud
Contempt of Court
6
If you work in a partnership and your partner gets sued... you are also financially liable
True
False
7
Based on the Supremacy Clause, what has highest priority above all others?
Federal Law
The Constitution
State Law
City Ordinance
8
Which Medicare Part is for "prescriptions"?
Part C
Part B
Part D
Part A
9
Ensuring that all person's have the right to the same steps in the legal system is called...
Due Process
Statute
Justice
Autonomy
10
Another word for a law is...
Reciprocity
Police Power
Statute
Tort
11
The best term for medical negligence is...
Omission
Malpractice
Statute
Gross Negligence
12
Medicaid is insurance for the...
Elderly & Disabled
Low Income & Disabled
Low Income
Elderly
13
The HIPAA Privacy Rule concerns storing information in a safe place
False
True
14
What is another word for a "legal wrong"
Malpractice
Tort
Negligence
Oopsie-Whoopsie
15
Fairness is also known as...
Justice
Statute
Due Process
Autonomy
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An ordinance is made by anyone in a position of authority
True
False
17
Spoken Defamation is called
Apple-Jacks
Libel
Slander
Fraud
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According to the Start Anti-Referral Law who can you not refer patients to?
Somewhere you have a financial interest in
A specialist for their condition
Someone you went to school with and trust
19
Which type of crime involves jail sentences of > 1 year?
Medicare
Felony
Misdemeanor
Civil
20
What is required to make "informed consent"
Explain why the sky is blue
Explain benefits
Explain risks
Explain the procedure
21
The Bill of Rights includes the....
The 5th Amendment ONLY
1st and 2nd Amendment
1st - 5th Amendements
The First 10 Amendments
22
What is checks and balances?
A weird physics experiment
Each branch of government has no interaction with the other branches
Each branch of government limits the power of the other branches
Each branch of government writes checks and checks their bank balances
23
Which Medicare Part is for Medigap / Medicare Advantage?
Part C
Part B
Part A
Part D
24
Beneficence is "Trying to do good"
True
False
25
Which Medicare Part is for "out-patient"?
Part C
Part B
Part D
Part A
26
What does CTE mean?
Colors Towels Enchiladas
Chronic Traumatic Epilepsy
Cracked Thorax Episodes
Career & Technical Education
27
What did Obamacare require of citizens?
Must have health insurance
Must enlist in military
Must get a job
Must graduate high school
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Who is the Father of Medicine?
Mr. Pyle
Imhotep
Hippocrates
Sir Alexander Fleming
29
Scope of Practice is...
What you are expected to do based on level of of training and experience
What you are legally authorized to do
30
What is another word for a bribe?
Analgesic
Referral
Insurance
Kickback
31
Federal means 2+ states / the whole nation
False
True
32
Medicare is insurance for the...
Elderly & Disabled
Low Income & Disabled
Low Income
Elderly
33
Under what circumstances are you required by law break confidentiality?
Report suspected abuse
Report communicable disease
Report boss for not putting hair back
Report patient as imminent threat to others
Report coworker for being late
Report wound of violence
34
If you are someone's employee... if you mess up the employer can also be sued
True
False
35
Ensuring someone's ability to make their own decision is called...
Statute
Due Process
Justice
Autonomy
36
Which of the following is a threat?
Battery
Beetlejuice
Negligence
Assault
37
What is the Program of Study of most students in this course?
Culinary Arts
English Language Arts
Theater
Health Science
38
Which of the following persons cannot testify against you in court becuase your communication is privileged?
Lawyer
Religious clergymen
Police Officer
Healthcare worker
Batman
Spouse
39
Reciprocity is...
When you get really confused in math class
When you get your license taken away permanently
When one state grants a license based on another state's license
When you have the authority to enforce your laws
40
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt is used in Civil court and requires 99% of the evidence
False
True
41
Morality is the "sense of right and wrong in a GROUP"
True
False
42
Licensure is REQUIRED to practice some professions
True
False
43
If a crime is committed that occurs in two or more states... you would be charged in
State Court
Federal Court
Military Court
Judge Judy
44
Preponderence of the Evidence means the same thing as Beyond a Reasonable Doubt
True
False
45
To keep a license, you must get continuing education hours / credits
True
False
46
The ability to enforce laws is called...
Reciprocity
Tort
Statute
Police Power
47
Which of the following shows that you have demonstrated knowledge in a subject, but is not required to work?
Licensure
Certification
Registration
48
Which Medicare Part is for "in-patient"?
Part B
Part D
Part A
Part C
49
A license that is temporarily taken away is called "suspended"
False
True
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What term is used for when 2 or more people plan to commit a crime together?
Fraud
Libel
Negligence
Conspiracy