Question 1

OSHA is an agency of which federal department?

Accepted Answer

A)  Education 
B)  Interior 
C)  Health and Human Services 
D)  Labor 
A)  Education 
B)  Interior 
C)  Health and Human Services 
D)  Labor D

Question 2

​Match the following medical legal term with its definition.
-​To protect individuals who decide to provide help and serve those who are injured

Accepted Answer

A) ​informed consent 
B) implied consent 
C) ​expressed consent 
D) ​patient incompetence 
E) ​emancipated minor
F)​mature minor
G)​subpoena duces tecum
H)​respondeat superior
I)​res ipsa loquitur
J)locum tenens
K)defendant
L)​plaintiff
M)​deposition
N)​arbitration
O)​mediation
P)​Good Samaritan law 
A) ​informed consent 
B) implied consent 
C) ​expressed consent 
D) ​patient incompetence 
E) ​emancipated minor
F)​mature minor
G)​subpoena duces tecum
H)​respondeat superior
I)​res ipsa loquitur
J)locum tenens
K)defendant
L)​plaintiff
M)​deposition
N)​arbitration
O)​mediation
P)​Good Samaritan law P

Question 3

​Match the following medical legal term with its definition.
-​A private,judicial determination of a dispute and is an alternative to court action (litigation),and generally,just as final and binding

Accepted Answer

A) ​informed consent 
B) implied consent 
C) ​expressed consent 
D) ​patient incompetence 
E) ​emancipated minor
F)​mature minor
G)​subpoena duces tecum
H)​respondeat superior
I)​res ipsa loquitur
J)locum tenens
K)defendant
L)​plaintiff
M)​deposition
N)​arbitration
O)​mediation
P)​Good Samaritan law 
A) ​informed consent 
B) implied consent 
C) ​expressed consent 
D) ​patient incompetence 
E) ​emancipated minor
F)​mature minor
G)​subpoena duces tecum
H)​respondeat superior
I)​res ipsa loquitur
J)locum tenens
K)defendant
L)​plaintiff
M)​deposition
N)​arbitration
O)​mediation
P)​Good Samaritan law N

Question 4

​Match the following with its definition.
-​Any abuse and neglect of person(s)by a caregiver or another person in a relationship involving an expectation of trust;the use of physical force that may result in bodily injury,physical pain,or impairment

Accepted Answer

A) ​abuse 
B) ​neglect 
C) ​exploitation 
D) ​wounds of violence 
A) ​abuse 
B) ​neglect 
C) ​exploitation 
D) ​wounds of violence

Question 5

​Match the following medical legal term with its definition.
-​A type of dispute resolution where the parties to a lawsuit meet with a neutral third-party in an effort to settle the case

Accepted Answer

A) ​informed consent 
B) implied consent 
C) ​expressed consent 
D) ​patient incompetence 
E) ​emancipated minor
F)​mature minor
G)​subpoena duces tecum
H)​respondeat superior
I)​res ipsa loquitur
J)locum tenens
K)defendant
L)​plaintiff
M)​deposition
N)​arbitration
O)​mediation
P)​Good Samaritan law 
A) ​informed consent 
B) implied consent 
C) ​expressed consent 
D) ​patient incompetence 
E) ​emancipated minor
F)​mature minor
G)​subpoena duces tecum
H)​respondeat superior
I)​res ipsa loquitur
J)locum tenens
K)defendant
L)​plaintiff
M)​deposition
N)​arbitration
O)​mediation
P)​Good Samaritan law

Question 6

​Match the following with its definition.
-​Tells all who would file a lawsuit that they have a limited period of time in which to bring their claim

Accepted Answer

A) ​negligence 
B) ​​malpractice 
C) statute of limitations 
D) ​Good Samaritan Act(s) 
E) ​Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
F)​living will / advanced directives
G)​medical durable power of attorney
H)​Patient Self-Determination Act (PSD
A) 
I)​risk management 
A) ​negligence 
B) ​​malpractice 
C) statute of limitations 
D) ​Good Samaritan Act(s) 
E) ​Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
F)​living will / advanced directives
G)​medical durable power of attorney
H)​Patient Self-Determination Act (PSD
A) 
I)​risk management

Question 7

​Match the following medical legal term with its definition.
-​A rule of evidence important in many malpractice suits,not a rule of substantive law

Accepted Answer

A) ​informed consent 
B) implied consent 
C) ​expressed consent 
D) ​patient incompetence 
E) ​emancipated minor
F)​mature minor
G)​subpoena duces tecum
H)​respondeat superior
I)​res ipsa loquitur
J)locum tenens
K)defendant
L)​plaintiff
M)​deposition
N)​arbitration
O)​mediation
P)​Good Samaritan law 
A) ​informed consent 
B) implied consent 
C) ​expressed consent 
D) ​patient incompetence 
E) ​emancipated minor
F)​mature minor
G)​subpoena duces tecum
H)​respondeat superior
I)​res ipsa loquitur
J)locum tenens
K)defendant
L)​plaintiff
M)​deposition
N)​arbitration
O)​mediation
P)​Good Samaritan law

Question 8

Match each term with its definition.
-Person found guilty of this type of crime can be imprisoned in jail for no more than 1 year

Accepted Answer

A) defendant 
B) plaintiff 
C) felony 
D) law 
E) beyond a reasonable doubt
F)standard of care
G)Supremacy Clause
H)misdemeanor
I)case law
J)preponderance of the evidence 
A) defendant 
B) plaintiff 
C) felony 
D) law 
E) beyond a reasonable doubt
F)standard of care
G)Supremacy Clause
H)misdemeanor
I)case law
J)preponderance of the evidence

Question 9

Match each term with its definition.
-Party against whom charges are brought

Accepted Answer

A) defendant 
B) plaintiff 
C) felony 
D) law 
E) beyond a reasonable doubt
F)standard of care
G)Supremacy Clause
H)misdemeanor
I)case law
J)preponderance of the evidence 
A) defendant 
B) plaintiff 
C) felony 
D) law 
E) beyond a reasonable doubt
F)standard of care
G)Supremacy Clause
H)misdemeanor
I)case law
J)preponderance of the evidence

Question 10

Who sets the licensing rules for physicians who practice in Scranton,Pennsylvania?

Accepted Answer

A)  Scranton city council 
B)  U.S.Congress 
C)  Pennsylvania governor 
D)  Pennsylvania legislature 
A)  Scranton city council 
B)  U.S.Congress 
C)  Pennsylvania governor 
D)  Pennsylvania legislature

Question 11

Match each term with its definition.
-Standard of proof in a criminal case

Accepted Answer

A) defendant 
B) plaintiff 
C) felony 
D) law 
E) beyond a reasonable doubt
F)standard of care
G)Supremacy Clause
H)misdemeanor
I)case law
J)preponderance of the evidence 
A) defendant 
B) plaintiff 
C) felony 
D) law 
E) beyond a reasonable doubt
F)standard of care
G)Supremacy Clause
H)misdemeanor
I)case law
J)preponderance of the evidence

Question 12

What is the primary advantage of using computer databases for medical records?

Accepted Answer

A)  They require no special equipment or training. 
B)  Patient data can easily be transferred from one provider to another. 
C)  They guarantee the complete privacy of the patient's information. 
D)  They guarantee 100% accuracy in diagnosis and treatment. 
A)  They require no special equipment or training. 
B)  Patient data can easily be transferred from one provider to another. 
C)  They guarantee the complete privacy of the patient's information. 
D)  They guarantee 100% accuracy in diagnosis and treatment.

Question 13

Match each term with its definition.
-Party's ability to legally enter into a contract

Accepted Answer

A) libel 
B) defensive medicine 
C) Good Samaritan Act 
D) living will 
E) OSHA
F)HIPAA Privacy Rule
G)durable power of attorney
H)capacity
I)FDA
J)DEA 
A) libel 
B) defensive medicine 
C) Good Samaritan Act 
D) living will 
E) OSHA
F)HIPAA Privacy Rule
G)durable power of attorney
H)capacity
I)FDA
J)DEA

Question 14

​Match the following with its definition.
-​A physical injury due to a firearm or assaultive or abusive conduct

Accepted Answer

A) ​abuse 
B) ​neglect 
C) ​exploitation 
D) ​wounds of violence 
A) ​abuse 
B) ​neglect 
C) ​exploitation 
D) ​wounds of violence

Question 15

​Match the following medical legal term with its definition.
-Latin,meaning "let the master answer"

Accepted Answer

A) ​informed consent 
B) implied consent 
C) ​expressed consent 
D) ​patient incompetence 
E) ​emancipated minor
F)​mature minor
G)​subpoena duces tecum
H)​respondeat superior
I)​res ipsa loquitur
J)locum tenens
K)defendant
L)​plaintiff
M)​deposition
N)​arbitration
O)​mediation
P)​Good Samaritan law 
A) ​informed consent 
B) implied consent 
C) ​expressed consent 
D) ​patient incompetence 
E) ​emancipated minor
F)​mature minor
G)​subpoena duces tecum
H)​respondeat superior
I)​res ipsa loquitur
J)locum tenens
K)defendant
L)​plaintiff
M)​deposition
N)​arbitration
O)​mediation
P)​Good Samaritan law

Question 16

​Match the following medical legal term with its definition.
-​A "writ commanding a person to produce in court certain designated documents or evidence"

Accepted Answer

A) ​informed consent 
B) implied consent 
C) ​expressed consent 
D) ​patient incompetence 
E) ​emancipated minor
F)​mature minor
G)​subpoena duces tecum
H)​respondeat superior
I)​res ipsa loquitur
J)locum tenens
K)defendant
L)​plaintiff
M)​deposition
N)​arbitration
O)​mediation
P)​Good Samaritan law 
A) ​informed consent 
B) implied consent 
C) ​expressed consent 
D) ​patient incompetence 
E) ​emancipated minor
F)​mature minor
G)​subpoena duces tecum
H)​respondeat superior
I)​res ipsa loquitur
J)locum tenens
K)defendant
L)​plaintiff
M)​deposition
N)​arbitration
O)​mediation
P)​Good Samaritan law

Question 17

​Match the following medical legal term with its definition.
-​Agreement to do something or to allow something to happen only after all the relevant facts are known

Accepted Answer

A) ​informed consent 
B) implied consent 
C) ​expressed consent 
D) ​patient incompetence 
E) ​emancipated minor
F)​mature minor
G)​subpoena duces tecum
H)​respondeat superior
I)​res ipsa loquitur
J)locum tenens
K)defendant
L)​plaintiff
M)​deposition
N)​arbitration
O)​mediation
P)​Good Samaritan law 
A) ​informed consent 
B) implied consent 
C) ​expressed consent 
D) ​patient incompetence 
E) ​emancipated minor
F)​mature minor
G)​subpoena duces tecum
H)​respondeat superior
I)​res ipsa loquitur
J)locum tenens
K)defendant
L)​plaintiff
M)​deposition
N)​arbitration
O)​mediation
P)​Good Samaritan law

Question 18

The relationship between doctor and patient is in the nature of a contract.From that point on,the provider has an affirmative duty to care for the patient to the professional standards associated with a doctor of similar training and experience,which is referred to as:

Accepted Answer

A)  ​an express contract 
B)  ​an implied contract 
C)  ​an informed consent 
D)  ​an expected standard of care 
A)  ​an express contract 
B)  ​an implied contract 
C)  ​an informed consent 
D)  ​an expected standard of care

Question 19

Who prosecutes a criminal case?

Accepted Answer

A)  police 
B)  district attorney 
C)  attorney for the plaintiff 
D)  jury 
A)  police 
B)  district attorney 
C)  attorney for the plaintiff 
D)  jury

Question 20

Match each term with its definition.
-States that laws created by Congress apply to everyone in the United States

Accepted Answer

A) defendant 
B) plaintiff 
C) felony 
D) law 
E) beyond a reasonable doubt
F)standard of care
G)Supremacy Clause
H)misdemeanor
I)case law
J)preponderance of the evidence 
A) defendant 
B) plaintiff 
C) felony 
D) law 
E) beyond a reasonable doubt
F)standard of care
G)Supremacy Clause
H)misdemeanor
I)case law
J)preponderance of the evidence

Exam 3: Legal Issues

OSHA is an agency of which federal department?

​Match the following medical legal term with its definition. -​To protect individuals who decide to provide help and serve those who are injured

​Match the following medical legal term with its definition. -​A private,judicial determination of a dispute and is an alternative to court action (litigation),and generally,just as final and binding

​Match the following with its definition. -​Any abuse and neglect of person(s)by a caregiver or another person in a relationship involving an expectation of trust;the use of physical force that may result in bodily injury,physical pain,or impairment

​Match the following medical legal term with its definition. -​A type of dispute resolution where the parties to a lawsuit meet with a neutral third-party in an effort to settle the case

​Match the following with its definition. -​Tells all who would file a lawsuit that they have a limited period of time in which to bring their claim

​Match the following medical legal term with its definition. -​A rule of evidence important in many malpractice suits,not a rule of substantive law

Match each term with its definition. -Person found guilty of this type of crime can be imprisoned in jail for no more than 1 year

Match each term with its definition. -Party against whom charges are brought

Who sets the licensing rules for physicians who practice in Scranton,Pennsylvania?

Match each term with its definition. -Standard of proof in a criminal case

What is the primary advantage of using computer databases for medical records?

Match each term with its definition. -Party's ability to legally enter into a contract

​Match the following with its definition. -​A physical injury due to a firearm or assaultive or abusive conduct

​Match the following medical legal term with its definition. -Latin,meaning "let the master answer"

​Match the following medical legal term with its definition. -​A "writ commanding a person to produce in court certain designated documents or evidence"

​Match the following medical legal term with its definition. -​Agreement to do something or to allow something to happen only after all the relevant facts are known

The relationship between doctor and patient is in the nature of a contract.From that point on,the provider has an affirmative duty to care for the patient to the professional standards associated with a doctor of similar training and experience,which is referred to as:

Who prosecutes a criminal case?

Match each term with its definition. -States that laws created by Congress apply to everyone in the United States

The Medical Assistant

The Health Care Team and the Medical Environment,past and Present

Ethical Issues

Verbal and Nonverbal Communications

Applying Communication Skills

Introduction to Medical Terminology

Understanding and Building Medical Terms of Body Systems

Anatomic Descriptors and Fundamental Body Structure

The Nervous System

The Senses

The Integumentary System

The Skeletal System

The Muscular System

The Respiratory System

The Circulatory System

The Immune System

The Digestive System

The Urinary System

The Endocrine System

The Reproductive System

Telephone Communications

Written Communications

The Office Environment, computers, and Equipment

Scheduling Appointments and Receiving Patients

The Medical Record,documentation,and Filing

Health Insurance

A Icd-10 Update: Procedural and Diagnostic Coding

Procedural and Diagnostic Coding

Patient Accounts

Preparing Insurance Claims and Posting Insurance Payments

Patient Billing,posting Patient Payments,and Collecting Fees

Banking Procedures

Accounts Payable and Accounting Procedures

Infection Control and Medical Asepsis

The Medical History and Patient Screening

Body Measurements and Vital Signs

Preparing for Examinations

The Physical Exam

Specialty Exams and Other Procedures

Obgyn Examinations

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Blood Specimen Collection

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Preparing for Surgery

Assisting With Minor Surgery

Pharmacology Fundamentals

Measurement Systems,basic Mathematics,and Dosage Calculations

Administering Oral and Non-Injectable Medications

Administering Injections and Immunizations

Emergencies in the Medical Office and the Community

First Aid for Accidents and Injuries

Rehabilitation

Nutrition,exercise,and Healthy Living

Practicum and the Job Search

Managing the Office

Match the following medical legal term with its definition. -To protect individuals who decide to provide help and serve those who are injured

Match the following medical legal term with its definition. -A private,judicial determination of a dispute and is an alternative to court action (litigation),and generally,just as final and binding

Match the following with its definition. -Any abuse and neglect of person(s)by a caregiver or another person in a relationship involving an expectation of trust;the use of physical force that may result in bodily injury,physical pain,or impairment

Match the following medical legal term with its definition. -A type of dispute resolution where the parties to a lawsuit meet with a neutral third-party in an effort to settle the case

Match the following with its definition. -Tells all who would file a lawsuit that they have a limited period of time in which to bring their claim

Match the following medical legal term with its definition. -A rule of evidence important in many malpractice suits,not a rule of substantive law

Match the following with its definition. -A physical injury due to a firearm or assaultive or abusive conduct

Match the following medical legal term with its definition. -Latin,meaning "let the master answer"

Match the following medical legal term with its definition. -A "writ commanding a person to produce in court certain designated documents or evidence"

Match the following medical legal term with its definition. -Agreement to do something or to allow something to happen only after all the relevant facts are known