5 Written Questions

1. Licensure to practice medicine is done by
2. A valid out of state license is accepted as the basis for issuing a license in a second state without re-examination
3. five stages of grief
4. The SCHIP was created to help provide care for low income
5. A living will provides direction about specific wishes

5 Matching Questions

1. right-to-know laws
2. expert testimony
3. NOT against the law
4. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
5. may not give consent

1. a allow employees broader access to information about toxic or hazardous substances
2. b A person who is mentally incompetent
3. c A means of establishing a standard of care in a trial is called
4. d Refusal to take a drug or lie detector test as a condition of employment
5. e The federal law that requires public access for individuals who are disabled

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. An example of a newer vaccine, used in the fight to prevent cancer
   1. punitive
   2. HPV vaccine
   3. civil
   4. precedent
2. the doctrine of common sense
   1. reciprocity
   2. rules of conduct
   3. Res ipsa loquitur
   4. Assault
3. allows for unpaid leave for maternity leave, adoption, or caring for a sick family member
   1. the Federal Register
   2. the privacy rule
   3. The Family Leave Act
   4. Palliative care
4. The primary source of information for OSHA standards
   1. precedent
   2. the Federal Register
   3. the privacy rule
   4. inherent risk
5. have the same constitutional right to privacy as an adult
   1. Battery
   2. civil
   3. Licensure
   4. Minors

5 True/False Questions

1. malfeasance → What credentials is mandatory for certain health professionals to practice in their field

   True        False

2. rules of conduct → Law may be defined as

   True        False

3. emancipated minor → a traffic ticket for running a stop sign

   True        False

4. Adoption → are civil wrongs, committed against a person or property and may be intentional

   True        False

5. Genometrics → how genes cause the expression of certain traits in individuals

   True        False