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PART 1 Introduction to Medical Assisting 12 Grade Name: Date: MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. The branch of law concerned with issues of citizen Scenario for questions 6 and 7: A man is found lying unconscious outside the physician's office. You alert several colleagues, who go outside to assess the man's condition. It is clear that he will be unable to sign a consent form for treatment. welfare and safety is: a. private law b. criminal law c. constitutional law d. administrative law. 6. How should the physician handle the unconscious man? e. civil law 2. Which branch of law covers injuries suffered because of another person's wrongdoings resulting from a breach of legal duty? a. Tort law b. Contract law a. Implied consent should be used until the man can give informed consent. b.A health care surrogate should be solicited to provide informed consent c. The hospital administration should evaluate the situation and give consent. d. The physician should proceed with no-risk procedures until informed consent is given. e. The physician should wait for a friend or family member to give consent on the patient's behalf. c. Property law d. Commercial law e. Administrative law 3. Choose all of the true statements below regarding the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA). a. The DEA regulates the sale and use of drugs b. The DEA regulates the quality of drugs made in the United States. 7. Once the man wakes up and gives his express consent to a treatment, this implies that he a. no longer needs assistance. b. verbally agrees in front of witnesses on an c. Providers who prescribe and/or dispense drugs are required to register with the DEA. d. Physicians must report inventory of narcotic medications on hand every month to the DEA e. The DEA is a branch of the Department of Justice. f. Drug laws are federal and do not vary from state emergency treatment. c. authorizes the physician to exchange the patient's information with other physicians d. trusts the physician with emergency procedures that can be deemed necessary at a later time. e. is now familiar with the possible risks of the procedure to state. 4. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 deals with the patient's right to: a. privacy b. choose a physician. c. get information prior to a treatment. d. interrupt a treatment considered disadvantageous. e. refuse treatment 8. A diagnosis of cancer must be reported to the Department of Health and Human Services to: a. alert the closest family members. b. protect the patient's right to treatment. c. investigate possible carcinogens in the environment d. check coverage options with the insurance 5. Which of the following can lead a patient to file a suit for abandonment against a physician? a. The physician verbally asks to end the relationship with the patient. b. A suitable substitute is not available for care after company e. provide research for a national study. 9. What is the difference between licensure and certification? a. Licensure is accessible to medical assistants. b. Certification standards are recognized nationally. c. Licensure indicates education requirements are termination of the contract. c. The patient disagrees with the reasons given by the physician for the termination. d. Termination happens 35 days after the physician's withdrawal letter is received. e. The physician transfers the patient's medical records to another physician of the patient's choice met d. Certification limits the scope of activity of a physician e. Licensure allows a professional to practice in any state

Answer 1

1.Private laws refers to the jury existing between individual or an organization

Criminal law focuses on the well being and it is used to protect others from harm's ,injuries ,violence and punish the wrong doers

Constitutional laws refers to the powers of an organization

Administrative laws refers to the rule making

Civil law refers to the jury given for the action done on the grounds of behaviour

Ans:Criminal law

2.Tort law refers to the person who are subjected to any loss or injury

Property laws refers to the protection of moveable and non moveable assets

Ans:Tort law

3.The DEA is a federal organization overseeing approval,registration ,rejection,drug trafficking, misuse,conducting raids,decides about the cost and sale,United States department of justice is the parent agency

Ans:The DEA regulates the sale and use of drug

Providers who orescrine and/or dispense drugs are required to register with DEA

The DEA is the branch of Department of justice

4.The HIPPA is a federal agency mainly looking after the privacy, confidentiality,secured data exchanges between health care organisations, rules and regulationsto follow

Ans:Privacy