Question 1

The highest in the hierarchy of decisional law is __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  U.S. Constitution 
B)  Commercial Law 
C)  Common Law 
D)  State Constitution 
A)  U.S. Constitution 
B)  Commercial Law 
C)  Common Law 
D)  State Constitution

Question 2

Action that claims that one party has breached an agreement by failing to fulfill an obligation is a __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  contract 
B)  writ of certiorari 
C)  tort 
D)  fraud 
A)  contract 
B)  writ of certiorari 
C)  tort 
D)  fraud

Question 3

The federal department responsible for overseeing the nation's social insurance program is the __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Public Health Service 
B)  Office of Human Development 
C)  Health and Human Services 
D)  Family Service League 
A)  Public Health Service 
B)  Office of Human Development 
C)  Health and Human Services 
D)  Family Service League

Question 4

A court of limited jurisdiction is the __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  U.S Supreme Court Supreme Court 
B)  U.S. Court of Appeals 
C)  U.S. District Court 
D)  U.S. Tax Court 
A)  U.S Supreme Court Supreme Court 
B)  U.S. Court of Appeals 
C)  U.S. District Court 
D)  U.S. Tax Court

Question 5

__________ is an extensive body of law issued by state or federal agencies to direct the enacted laws of the federal or state government.

Accepted Answer

A)  Administrative Law 
B)  Labor Law 
C)  Common Law 
D)  Criminal Law 
A)  Administrative Law 
B)  Labor Law 
C)  Common Law 
D)  Criminal Law

Question 6

Torts and contracts are examples of __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  state statutes 
B)  negligence 
C)  public law 
D)  private law 
A)  state statutes 
B)  negligence 
C)  public law 
D)  private law

Question 7

Body of law dealing with relationships between private parties and government is __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  bill of rights 
B)  public law 
C)  private law 
D)  constitutional law 
A)  bill of rights 
B)  public law 
C)  private law 
D)  constitutional law

Question 8

A state trial court is sometimes referred to as the __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  U.S. Court of Claims 
B)  Appellate Court 
C)  U.S. Court of Appeals 
D)  District Court 
A)  U.S. Court of Claims 
B)  Appellate Court 
C)  U.S. Court of Appeals 
D)  District Court

The highest in the hierarchy of decisional law is __________.

Action that claims that one party has breached an agreement by failing to fulfill an obligation is a __________.

The federal department responsible for overseeing the nation's social insurance program is the __________.

A court of limited jurisdiction is the __________.

__________ is an extensive body of law issued by state or federal agencies to direct the enacted laws of the federal or state government.

Torts and contracts are examples of __________.

Body of law dealing with relationships between private parties and government is __________.

A state trial court is sometimes referred to as the __________.

Reflections of the Past

Tort Law

Criminal Aspects of Health Care

Contracts

Civil Procedure and Trial Practice

Corporate Structure and Legal Issues

Medical Organization and Physician Liability

Nursing and the Law

Hospital Departments and Allied Health Professionals

Medical Records

Patient Consent

Patient Rights and Responsibilities

Health Care Ethics

Procreation and Ethical Dilemmas

End of Life Issues

Legal Reporting Requirements

Labor Relations

Employment-Atwill and Discharge

Employee Rights and Responsibilities

Professional Liability Insurance

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Exam 2: Government, Law, and Ethics

The highest in the hierarchy of decisional law is __________.

Action that claims that one party has breached an agreement by failing to fulfill an obligation is a __________.

The federal department responsible for overseeing the nation's social insurance program is the __________.

A court of limited jurisdiction is the __________.

__________ is an extensive body of law issued by state or federal agencies to direct the enacted laws of the federal or state government.

Torts and contracts are examples of __________.

Body of law dealing with relationships between private parties and government is __________.

A state trial court is sometimes referred to as the __________.

Reflections of the Past

Tort Law

Criminal Aspects of Health Care

Contracts

Civil Procedure and Trial Practice

Corporate Structure and Legal Issues

Medical Organization and Physician Liability

Nursing and the Law

Hospital Departments and Allied Health Professionals

Medical Records

Patient Consent

Patient Rights and Responsibilities

Health Care Ethics

Procreation and Ethical Dilemmas

End of Life Issues

Legal Reporting Requirements

Labor Relations

Employment-Atwill and Discharge

Employee Rights and Responsibilities

Professional Liability Insurance

Filters