QUESTION 21
Respondeat superior is also known as
res ipsa loquitur |
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vicarious liability |
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mother superior |
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corporate liability |
QUESTION 22
A firm that provides service for employers and associations that have group insurance policies is called
Medicare services |
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Freelancers |
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Mediators |
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Third Party Administrator (TPA) |
QUESTION 23
A law that ensures that employee benefit plans conform to a uniform body of law is called.
HIPAA |
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The ADA |
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The Hill - Burton Act |
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ERISA |
QUESTION 24
Joint liability
is an orthopedic matter |
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Arises in cases dealing with the use of medical marijuana. |
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Invloves both board and the community |
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Involves the theory one person, or all persons, who caused harm can be equally liable for damages. |
QUESTION 25
What type of consent is most commonly an issue in a medical malpractice case?
Deathbed consent |
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Express consent |
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Informed consent |
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Testamentary consent |
QUESTION 26
Controversies about decisions to withhold certain life-prolonging procedures (e.g., artificial feeding) from incompetent, terminally ill patients occasionally make headlines. Which of the following is the best general summary of most courts' decisions in such cases?
Foregoing such procedures is legally justifiable when they would have no apparent therapeutic benefit and the patient would not have wanted his condition prolonged. |
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It is the courts' and medical professionals' responsibility to preserve life at almost any cost. |
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It is for the spouse or closest relative to decide. |
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The primary consideration is to preserve the ethical integrity of the medical profession. |
QUESTION 27
Which of the following was not a "right to die" case?
In re Quinlan |
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Matter of Conroy |
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Buck v. Bell |
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Cruzan v. Director |
QUESTION 28
Which of the following is not a required element of informed consent?
Risks |
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Alternatives |
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Consequences of non-consent |
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Insurance coverage |
QUESTION 29
The process by which a hospital expands services includes
Showing it is organized as a not-for-profit |
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Serving a chartible purpose |
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A CON (Certificate of Need) |
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None of the above. |
QUESTION 30
An Agent is
A talent scout for executives |
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used to dilute solutions |
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one who has the power to act for and bind another |
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free |
Question 21) option b)
Respondeat superior is a legal doctrine under which a company and the company's management are held responsible for the action of an employee; the company and its management are therefore said to have vicarious liability for the actions of the employee
Q22) option d).
Third-party administrator (TPA) is an organization that processes insurance claims or certain aspects of employee benefit plans for a separate entity .
Q23) option d)
Employee Retirement Income Security Act- ERISA
Q24) option d)
Joint liability implies that each defendant is fully liable for the total amount of damages.
Like if a doctor and nurse are jointly liable for a patient's medical malpractice injuries.
QUESTION 21 Respondeat superior is also known as res ipsa loquitur vicarious liability mother superior corporate...
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